43 devices · GMDN 40606
Nuclear medicine phantoms with flood sources are specialized tools designed to test and calibrate imaging systems used in nuclear medicine. They help assess the accuracy, resolution, and uniformity of photon detectors and associated software by simulating real-world radioactive emissions during imaging procedures.
These devices are typically regulated as medical imaging quality assurance tools, often classified based on their radioactive content and intended use. They may be supplied as sealed sources or as non-radioactive components that require external radioactive labeling for calibration testing in clinical or research settings.
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