Nuclear imaging phantom

Radiant energy – Calibration or standardization methods

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ABSTRACT:
A phantom for evaluating resolution of a nuclear imaging system has the form of a rectangular sealed container filled with liquid to simulate clinical scattering. The container surrounds five interior steps extending across its width in a linear depth progression. Identical groupings of lead disks are placed on each step. Each grouping includes several subgroups of disks arranged across the step in a linear progression of width sizes and spacings.

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