Crystal identification for high resolution nuclear imaging

Radiant energy – Invisible radiant energy responsive electric signalling – With or including a luminophor

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C250S363040, C250S368000

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08063377

ABSTRACT:
A detector for a nuclear imaging system includes a scintillator including an array of scintillator elements and a light guide including a grid which defines light guide elements. Light from scintillations in the scintillation crystal in response to received radiation, passes through the light guide and strikes light sensitive elements of a light sensitive element array. The light sensitive element array includes larger elements in an array in the center surrounded by smaller light sensitive elements located in a peripheral array around the central array.

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