Computed Tomography

A transparent cylindrical container with a printed lid, containing stacked disk-shaped modules, hanging on a metal stand. The stand has a white, cubical case as a counterweight.

The Pro-CT mk II phantom can be used for carrying out acceptance and constancy tests of computed tomography systems according to IEC 61223-3-5 and the AAPM (American Association of Physicists in Medicine) guidelines.

A device made of 13 elliptical PMMA disks placed on 2 rods and screwed together.

The phantom used for AEC testing on CTs.

A white plastic disc with a printed top surface, 4 holes placed every 90 degrees around it, 4 pins, and 3 additional cylindrical inserts.

The Pro-CT MINI phantom is a compact CT image quality testing solution.

A transparent cylinder with a cover attached with multiple thumbscrews, containing inserts, standing horizzontally on stands

The Pro-CT AAPM phantom can be used for carrying out tests of computed tomography systems according to Report no. 1 of the AAPM (American Association of Physicists in Medicine).

Two large round concentric blocks of sandblasted PMMA fit together to form one block. Each block contains probe holes. 9 rods that fit into these holes lie nearby.

Set of homogenous cylinders designed to image paediatric and adult head and body.

A cylindrical white plastic object made of three even pieces cupped together by two flat ends with stands.

Pro-CT Dose AAPM TG-200 / Pro-CT Dose ICRU 87

This phantom is designed according to ICRU 87 report and AAPM TG-200 specifications.

A cylindrical PMMA object with engraved lines on four sides becomes a cross on the front and back. The whole thing is made of three even pieces connected with four rods through holes.

Pro-CT Dose AAPM TG-111

This phantom is designed according to AAPM TG-111 findings. The phantom comprises three 20 cm thick PMMA cylinders 300 mm in diameter similar to the standard Pro-CT Dose phantom.

A transparent PMMA square block with engraved positioning lines and small holes on the sides, standing vertically on a square flat platform with a spirit level and 3 levelling screws.

This phantom can be used to check the alignment of the internal and external lasers to the radiographic center of CT and PET/CT units and to verify lateral gantry angle.