PET CT MRI Cubes
Brand: Leeds Test Objects | Category: Nuclear Medicine & Imaging
A set of seven clear PMMA cubes each holding a small fillable spherical void, used as point source markers for checking alignment between PET, CT and MR. They can be filled with a radionuclide, CT contrast agent or MR contrast agent and sealed with the nylon screw supplied.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Specification | Set of 7 clear PMMA cubes, 17 x 17 x 17 mm |
| Specification | 5 mm diameter spherical fillable void |
| Specification | Sealed with a nylon screw, provided |
| Specification | Used as point source markers, imaging aids for data set registration, and skin markers for clinical use |
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