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Considerations Of Counting And Imaging

William Brooks

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1.tested daily (uses Ce137)
3.influenced by atomic number and thickness of backing material
5.minimum detectable activity
7.fused to magnify and increse resolution of a small organ
8.used to include entire organ of interest
10.radiation produced by naturally occurring sources
12.most widely used type of multihole collimator
16.allows for recording of events after recovery
17.evaluates detector reliability from a statistical perspective
18.device used to eliminate all unwanted gamma rays except those of interest
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2.information is loss as a result
4.tested annualy
6.source, media between source and detector, and the detector influences this
9.is tested quarterly
11.sufficient numbers of gas atoms have recombined
13.sunject is positioned as close as possible to the face of the collimator
14.disintegrations of a radioactive atom
15.system cannot record another event

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