STAGE OUTPUTS
One acquisition. A full multiparametric output set.
A single STAGE scan reconstructs a co-registered family of qualitative images and quantitative maps — from the flagship QSM and FGATIR contrasts to the T1, proton-density and R2*/T2* maps that round out the set.
QUANTITATIVE MAP
QSM — quantitative susceptibility mapping
Maps how strongly tissue magnetizes — quantifying iron, calcium and deoxygenated blood. The first 510(k)-cleared clinical QSM software.
See QSM →
COMPUTED CONTRAST
FGATIR — gray/white matter contrast
Sharp gray/white matter separation in deep brain structures, computed with no separate inversion-recovery sequence to schedule.
See FGATIR →
MORE OUTPUTS
Other — T1, PD and R2*/T2* maps
The rest of the co-registered set from the same acquisition, reinforcing the one-scan, many-outputs efficiency story.
See Other outputs →
ONE ACQUISITION, MANY OUTPUTS
Every output shares one spatial matrix.
Because every map is derived from the same baseline dataset, outputs stay perfectly co-registered — with fixed contrast ratios and near-zero inter-scan movement artifact between them.
That means no manual alignment between series, and a standard DICOM export that drops directly into PACS alongside the rest of the exam.