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The system response time to a velocity command is 20-30 milliseconds.
COMPUTER DIRECTED SCINTISCANNER (CODISC) -DETECTOR BED o
Velocity Signol Detector. FIG. 1. Photograph of the computer-directed
scintiscanner (CODISC).
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ADVANCES ELECTRONC &ELECTRON PHYSICS V33B
James D. McGee, D. McMullan, E. Kahan. m.t.f. (%) Frequency (Lp/mm) FIG. 8.
Comparison of the m.t.f.'s of a scintiscanner and a -y-ray camera. For curves
marked S and S' the test objects were in and 20 cm from the focal plane of the ...
James D. McGee, D. McMullan, E. Kahan, 1972
The scintiscanner recorded the intensity of gamma-ray emission as the camera
was scanned back and forth across Table 7.1 Gamma-Emitting SPECT and PET
Isotopes Used in Medical Imaging SPECT PET the patient. In 1954 ...
The question is whether or not a system such as that described offers any
advantage over a conventional scintiscanner. In order to resolve this problem, it
is necessary to compare the information-gathering efficiencies of the two systems
. Since ...
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Textbook of Oral Radiology
Scintiscanner: In 1950, Lawrence Curtis and Clifton Reed, who were employed at
the University of California, Los Angeles Atomic Energy Project, left to form the
RC Scientific Instrument. This company manufactured and sold scintillation ...
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Naked to the Bone: Medical Imaging in the Twentieth Century
The scintiscanner was the state of the art until replaced by the "photoscan," which
was invented in 1954 by David Kuhl, who was then a medical student at the
University of Pennsylvania. Kuhl would later make the first transmission image of
the ...
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Symposium on Low-Energy X- and Gamma Sources and ...
0ne of the most important criterions in assessing the usefulness of our apparatus
is whether or not this instrument has fundamental and practical advantages over
a conventional scintiscanner. To evaluate their relative information-gathering ...
Philip Schaffner Baker, Martha Gerrard, 1965
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First USA-Japan Computer Conference Proceedings: October ...
INTRODUCTION Radioisotope distributions imaged by a scintiscanner or a
gamma camera are widely used to find lesions in organs, e.g. the liver and the
brain, to find embolisms in the lungs, to visualize the distributions of peripheral
blood ...
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Excerpta medica. Section 27. Biophysics, bioengineering, and ...
... 2202 thyroid gland, collimator, thyroid nodule, thyroid scintiscanning, gamma
camera versus scintiscanner, 446 - thyroid scintiscanning, scanner versus
gamma camera, 448 - thyroid scintiscanning, gamma camera versus
scintiscanner, 447 ...
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Excerpta medica. Section 14. Radiology
2043 - collimator, thyroid nodule, thyroid scintiscanning, gamma camera versus
scintiscanner. 2042 - computer assisted tomography, radiation cancerogenesis,
radiation hazard, survey. 2039 - computer assisted tomography, lymph node ...
