Computed tomograph

Details Computed tomograph Computed tomograph

1989-03-10

1990-06-26

Hannaher, Constantine

Radiant energy

Invisible radiant energy responsive electric signalling

With means to inspect passive solid objects

2503591, 2503601, 2504531, A61B 500

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049374516

ABSTRACT:
In a computed tomograph wherein an object to be examined is scanned with a beam of light in a scanning plane and a photodetector receives the light transmitted through the object so that a tomographic image of the object is obtained, there is provided a holder for holding the object in the scanning plane, which comprises two separate portions arranged at the opposite sides of the scanning plane, each of the two separate portions having a supporting surface at substantially the same level for supporting at least a portion of the object being examined.

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Unexamined Japanese Patent Application No. 60-72542 (4-1985).

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