SPECT IQ
Brand: Leeds Test Objects | Category: Nuclear Medicine & Imaging
A fillable image quality phantom for acceptance and routine testing of SPECT systems. It allows a medical physicist to measure centre of rotation error, uniformity, spatial resolution, volume sensitivity and lesion detectability from a single set of acquisitions.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Specification | Centre of rotation error |
| Specification | Uniformity and spatial resolution |
| Specification | Attenuation and scatter compensation |
| Specification | Single slice volume compensation and single slice volume sensitivity |
| Specification | Total system volume sensitivity |
| Specification | Lesion detectability |
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