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Anthropomorphic SPECT Phantom
Used for the evaluation of non-uniform attenuation and scatter compensation methods.
Features
- Evaluation of cardiac and lung ECT data acquisition and reconstruction methods
- Evaluation of non-uniform attenuation and scatter compensation methods
Description
The Anthropomorphic Torso Phantom is used for the evaluation of non-uniform attenuation and scatter compensation methods. The phantom consists of a large, body-shaped cylinder with lung, liver and spine inserts. The phantom simulates the anatomical structures of radioactivity distributions for the upper torso of average to large male/female patients. Lung inserts can be filled with Styrofoam® beads and water to simulate lung tissue density.
When used with the optional Cardiac Insert, cardiac ECT data acquisition and reconstruction methods may also be evaluated.
Models & Ordering
| 043-795 | Phantom, Anthropomorphic Torso |
Related:
| 043-777 | Cardiac Insert |
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