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PET/ SPECT Thorax Phantom is an optimal tool for study in nuclear medicine
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Features | Examination of myocardial density through SPECT imaging >Verification of myocardial imaging with the use of various RI solution densities >Ability to capture defects of the myocardial region >Can reproduce image variations of the heart by injecting RI solutions in the liver, kidney and lungs Examination of RI solution density for simulated tumors >The simulated tumors can be inserted into lung, liver and breast >Tumors can be filled with FDG/RI solution into the spheres for evaluation of density, size and placement |
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Training skills / Applications | PET/SPECT Quality management of NM equipment Myocardial density with SPECT imaging RI solution density for tumor imaging |
Case / Pathology | >Anatomy Liver Lung (right/left) Kidney (right/left) Hot spots (liver, lungs and breast) * Hot spot for PET can be set in liver, lungs and breast. Heart - Anatomical type: right ventricle, left ventricle and myocardium - Geometric type: left ventricle and myocardium |
Set includes | 1 thorax body 2 lungs (left and right) 4 hearts 1 liver 2 kidneys 1 rib cage and spine 2 breasts 3 hot spots 1 base several plastic pins 6 supporting bars 4 flat bar rings for base 5 tubes 1 syringe several nuts and bolts 1 water tank manual 1S6451S1 |
Size (approx.) | W44 x D29 x H71cm |
Weight (approx.) | 21kg (Phantom) 40 kg (filled with water) |
Materials | Soft tissue: transparent polyurethane Lungs: materials with density 0.4 g/cm3 Bone materials: Calcium infused material to provide proper attenuation with use of RI solutions *********** HU Bone: 370HU Lung: -900HU Organ shell material: 100HU, and 1.16g/cm3 in density |
Update | March 19, 2024 |