[Computer simulated images of radiopharmaceutical distributions in anthropomorphic phantoms]
[Computer simulated images of radiopharmaceutical distributions in anthropomorphic phantoms]
We have constructed an anatomically correct human geometry, which can be used to store radioisotope concentrations in 51 various internal organs. Each organ is associated with an index number which references to its attenuating characteristics (composition and density). The initial development of Computer Simulated Images of Radiopharmaceuticals in Anthropomorphic Phantoms (CSIRDAP) over the first 3 years has been very successful. All components of the simulation have been coded, made operational and debugged.
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Structural Models 560101* -- Biomedical Sciences, Applied Studies-- Radiation Effects-- Dosimetry & Monitoring-- (1992-), Progress Report, Drugs, Mockup, Document Types, Biological Localization, Labelled Compounds, Phantoms, 550604 -- Medicine-- Unsealed Radionuclides In Therapy-- (1980-), 61 Radiation Protection And Dosimetry, Radiopharmaceuticals, 62 Radiology And Nuclear Medicine, 550601 -- Medicine-- Unsealed Radionuclides In Diagnostics, Computerized Simulation, Simulation
Structural Models 560101* -- Biomedical Sciences, Applied Studies-- Radiation Effects-- Dosimetry & Monitoring-- (1992-), Progress Report, Drugs, Mockup, Document Types, Biological Localization, Labelled Compounds, Phantoms, 550604 -- Medicine-- Unsealed Radionuclides In Therapy-- (1980-), 61 Radiation Protection And Dosimetry, Radiopharmaceuticals, 62 Radiology And Nuclear Medicine, 550601 -- Medicine-- Unsealed Radionuclides In Diagnostics, Computerized Simulation, Simulation
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