CT Whole Body Phantom with Pathologies

• CT
• Plain X-ray
• Basic patient positioning
• Radiographic interpretation

Shoulders:

rotate through a full 360 degrees in the sagittal plane, approx. 180 degrees to side-ways.

Hip joints:

rotate forward up to approx. 90 degrees, then abduct up to 45 degrees each.

Elbows and Knees:

bend up to approx. 90 degrees.

The phantom can be held in the supine frog leg position.

Radiology absorption and HU number approximate to human body

Main joints have close-to human articulation, allowing various positioning for training

Phantom can be disassembled into 10 individual parts

()=HU number at 80keV

Pathologies:

• brain tumor(130)subarachnoid hemorrhage(90)pulmonary tumor(inside:30 / outside:130)hepatic tumor(10)pancreatitis(30)gall stone(170)kidney stone(170)appendicitis(inside:30 / outside:40)spondylolisthesis(-)

Head:

• synthetic skull / spine / brain_cerebrum(40) / mesencephalon(40) / cerebellum(40) / cerebral ventricles(10) / eye balls(20) / arteries with contrast medium(left half only)(250)

Trunk:

• spine / clavicle / ribs / sternum / scapulae / lungs(-1000) / pulmonary vessels(8) / trachea(wall:8 / inside:-1000) / heart(40) / liver(70) / portal and hepatic veins(40) / pancreas(30) / kidneys(30) / gallbladder(20) / spleen(50) / seminal vesicle(25) / prostate(50) / aorta(40) / cava(70) / ureter(wall:30 / inside:10) / urinary bladder(10) / rectum(wall:70 / inside:-800) / sigmoid colon(wall:70 / inside:-800) / coxal bones

Limbs:

• humerus / antebrachial bone / bones of hand / femur / bones of foot

Bony structure:

• synthetic skull / cervical vertebrae / vertebrae / clavicles / ribs / sternum / scapula / coxal bones / femurs