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This versatile phantom can be used for monitoring technical parameters of digital mammography imaging systems according to the requirements of the ”European Guidelines for Quality Assurance in Mammography Screening” and IEC 61223-3-2.
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This ACR accredited Full Field phantom was designed to test the performance of a digital mammographic system by evaluating the system’s ability to image small structures similar to those found clinically: micro-calcifications, fibrous structures in ducts and tumor-like masses. -
The phantom can test the performance of a mammographic system and its ability to image small structures similar to those found clinically: calcifications, fibrous calcifications in ducts and tumor masses. -
A 11 step aluminium wedge for evaluation of dynamic range of digital or film-screen systems.. -
A phantom holder for Pro-Alpha, Pro-Digi and Pro-Fluo test phantoms for mounting on Bucky grid wall stands. It allows precise and safe positioning. -
A spacer plate with adjustable legs for positioning Pro-Alpha and Pro-Digi test phantoms near the X-Ray tube on units without insertion slots (e.g. over-table / under-table tubes, C-arms etc.). -
A 21 mm aluminium filter with insertion frame for mounting near the X-Ray tube. -
This device readily indicates a 1% or 2% misalignment at a 1 m focal-film distance (FFD), but it can be used at any FFD. It consists of a flat 20 x 25 cm plate with a 14 x 18 cm pattern etched on its surface. It can also be used to check fluoroscopy alignment and collimation.
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A 2-in-1 solution that allows to get two attenuation thicknesses with one device: 21 mm or 25mm. Includes insertion frame for mounting near the X-Ray tube. -
The Pro-AlphaG phantom is a simple tool to check geometry of the R/F system: collimation / beam alignment and position and size of the effective radiation field. -
Different sets of high purity copper plates for testing Half Value Layer. -
The radiopaque ruler in the image provides a permanent reference of image size. It can be used to check the accuracy and position of the light field for quality control and adjustment as well as be included during x-ray procedures, leaving a clear measurement right on the x-ray image itself.
