Brand: Leeds Test Objects | Category: Nuclear Medicine & Imaging

A small field of view PET image quality phantom designed for pre-clinical scanners. It allows testing of image quality, attenuation correction and scatter correction using fillable rods, fillable cylinders and a uniform section, to the NEMA NU4 standard.
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Leeds documents NU4 PET IQ for small-field PET image quality and correction tests, citing NEMA NU4-2008. Confirm the intended measurement and configuration in the purchase specification.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Cylinder diameter | 33.5 mm |
| Specification | 5 fillable rods, 1 to 5 mm diameter |
| Specification | 2 fillable cylinders of 8 mm diameter, separated from the main chamber by a 1 mm wall |
| Specification | 1 uniform fillable section, 15 mm thick |
| Specification | Conforms to NEMA NU4-2008 |
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