Features
Examination of myocardial density through SPECT imaging
- Verification of myocardial imaging with the use of various RI solution densities
- Ability to capture defects of the myocardial region
- Can reproduce image variations of the heart by injecting RI solutions in the liver, kidney and lungs
Examination of RI solution density for simulated tumors
- The simulated tumors can be inserted into lung, liver and breast
- Tumors can be filled with FDG/RI solution into the spheres for evaluation of density, size and placement
Applications
- PET/SPECT
- Quality management of NM equipment
- Myocardial density with SPECT imaging
- RI solution density for tumor imaging
Materials
Soft tissue: transparent polyurethane
Lungs: materials with density 0.4 g/cm3
Bone materials: Calcium-infused material to provide proper attenuation with use of RI solutions
Anatomy
- Liver
- Lung (right/left)
- Kidney (right/left)
- Hot spots (liver, lungs and breast)
- Heart
Anatomical type: right ventricle, left ventricle and myocardium
Geometric type: left ventricle and myocardium
- Bone: 370HU
- Lung: -900HU
- Organ shell material: 100HU, and 1.16g/cm3 in density
Phantom size
W44×H69.4 cm
(W17.3×H27.3 in)
Phantom weight
- phantom itself: 21 kg / 46.2 lb
- when filled with liquid: 37.5 kg / 82.6 lb
Set Includes
| Quantity | Item |
|---|---|
| 1 | Thorax Body |
| 1 | Base |
| 2 | Lungs (Left and Right) |
| 6 | Plastic Pins |
| 4 | Hearts |
| 6 | Supporting Bars |
| 1 | Liver |
| 4 | Metal Frames |
| 2 | Kidneys (Left and Right) |
| 1 | Silicon Sealing Gasket |
| 1 | Rib Cage and Spine |
| 3 | Tubes |
| 2 | Breasts (Left and Right) |
| 1 | Syringe |
| 3 | Hot Spots |
| 12 | Nuts and Bolts |
| 2 | Aorta |
| 1 | Water Tank |
| 1 | Beaker |
| 1 | Vaseline |
| 1 | Manual |
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