
pmid: 7322072
One of the important characteristics of a computed tomography scanner is the image slice thickness. Most phantoms designed to measure this parameter do so with a ramp or tilted wire. Such a phantom must be precisely aligned to avoid possible significant inaccuracy. We present here a procedure for measuring the image slice thickness using a phantom containing two crossed ramps. The procedure produced consistent and accurate measurements of slice thickness without having to carry out a time consuming alignment procedure.
Humans, Tomography, X-Ray Computed, Technology, Radiologic
Humans, Tomography, X-Ray Computed, Technology, Radiologic
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