Pinhole Collimators
Brand: Nuclear Shields | Category: Nuclear Medicine & Imaging
Pinhole collimators for gamma cameras, used for high resolution imaging of small organs such as the thyroid. It is made to suit the camera head it is fitted to, and the septa thickness is matched to the photon energy of the radionuclide in use.
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