315 devices · GMDN 40624
Multi-modality therapeutic radiation phantoms are anthropomorphic models used to simulate human anatomy for testing and validating radiation therapy systems. These devices replicate the physical and functional properties of organs or tissues, allowing clinicians to assess dose distribution accuracy in planning and delivery of radiation treatments.
These phantoms are primarily used in quality assurance programs to verify the performance of treatment planning systems and radiation delivery equipment. They are typically supplied as tissue-equivalent materials, often with integrated holders for dosimeters or measurement tools, and may be fixed or adjustable for different testing scenarios.
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