Phantom simulation device for scintillation cameras

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250252, 434218, 434262, G21K 300, G01D 1800, G09B 2328

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042861683

ABSTRACT:
A phantom simulation imaging quality control device that effectively simulates one centimeter lesions, using steel ball bearings as gamma ray attenuators. The bearings are mounted in a synthetic resinous sheet in an orthogonal pattern. The phantom can provide uniformity, resolution, linearity, distortion and field size checks, all with a single exposure.

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Atomic Development Corp. Trade Brochure, "Phantoms for Cameras and Scanners", undated.

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