Method of and an apparatus for examining a sample or a material

Radiant energy – Invisible radiant energy responsive electric signalling – With means to inspect passive solid objects

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250308, G01N 2302

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ABSTRACT:
A method of and an apparatus for human bone density determination in vivo. .gamma.- or x-ray radiation of two different photon energies is scanned across the human body part to be examined. For the two photon energies, the logarithms of the intensities of the radiation transmitted through the human body part are determined simultaneously. The logarithm values obtained are processed on line such that the ratio of these values is changed by a predetermined factor. The processed values are subtracted from each other to produce a simultaneous output value which is integrated to give an examination result proportional to the bone tissue content expressed as weight per length unit in a direction perpendicular to the scanning direction while being independent of the surrounding soft tissue.

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