A special phantom for Quality Assurance of Digital Subtraction Angiography Equipment (DSA) according to IEC 61223-3-3 and DIN6868/Parts 8, (2007) and 54. The phantom contains a movable insert with aluminium strips to simulate blood vessels. This insert can bemoved via pneumatic system from a safe distance during exposure.

The Pro-Fluo 150 phantom is dedicated for acceptance and constancy tests of radiography and fluoroscopy equipment according to the new DIN 6868-150 standard.

Automatic table mixer for mixing radioactive solutions in nuclear medicine cylindrical volume phantoms (e.g., PET, SPECT). Automatic mixing makes the radio-nuclide solution more homogeneous, reduces time spent on test preparation, and reduces radiation exposure for personnel. Using special double rollers to rotate the cylinder prevents damage to the surface of the phantom.

Main application of Pro-NM NEMA 94 is PET acceptance testing with NEMA standard. Evaluation of count rate, uniformity, scatter fraction, attenuation compensation, and scatter compensation of ECT systems. The Pro-NM NEMA 94 is designed in accordance with the recommendations by the National Electrical Manufacturers Association (NEMA) to standardize the measurement of performance of PET.

The Phantom designed for a simple and cost effective verification of image alignment and distortion in hybrid scanning systems like PET/CT or NM/CT. It consists of a cylinder that can be filled with a variety of fluids. Several non-parallel rods of varying diameter and at certain angles in relation to the phantom’s axes run the entire length of the cylinder. Images produced with different modalities allow quick and simple identification of misalignments on fused studies. Additionally, the phantom contains 2 cm calibration module that is used by Diagnomatic software to accurately identify the phantom’s position in space and accurately calculate any mismatches.

A phantom for evaluation of spatial resolution of positron emission tomographs (PET). It is used to characterize the widths of the reconstructed image point spread functions (PSF) of compact radioactive sources. It has been designed in accordance with the NEMA Nu 2-2012.

The PET sensitivity phantom is used to measure the sensitivity or ability of positron emission tomographs to detect positrons. The phantom used for this purpose is a set of five metal tubes with a similar wall thickness. A plastic tube homogeneously filled with 18F liquid is inserted for the measurement. Successive measurements are made by accumulating the sleeve wall thickness with the uniform line source surrounded by known absorbers. From these measurements, the sensitivity without absorbers can be extrapolated to arrive at an attenuation free measurement. The measurement setup, data collection and analysis are described in section 5 of the NEMA standard NU 2-2007.

The PET scatter phantom is an acceptance testing tool used to determine the imaging systems relative sensitivity to scatter radiation. It can be used to measure the effects of dead-time and the effects of random events generated at different levels of activity of the line source. The test phantom is a right circular cylinder composed of polyethylene. For ease of handling, it consists of 3 segments that are assembled together during testing. A hole is drilled parallel to the central axis of the cylinder, at a radial distance of 45 mm.