X-RAY/CT SCANS
Newborn Skull Phantom - CT Scan
Head Phantom - The image shows native 3D XRay dataset and reconstructed 3D-views of the vessel phantom filled with barium sulfate based contrast agent. - Upper left: Native dataset (3D XRay scan, axial), vessels visible in white - Upper right: 3D reconstruction, vessels visible in red (automatically reconstructed vessel tree)
Adult Head Phantom - CT Scan
Head Phantom - The CT scan of the head phantom. The phantom visible on the scan was built with realstic skull and blodd vessels. The brain mimicking material is not distinguishalbe on CT in this particular phantom. Upon special request the brain can be customzied to be visible on the CT scan as well.
Exposed Skull & Cylindrical - CT Scan
CT image of an adult Skull Phantom. The phantom is fabricated based on the average anatomy of an adult male skull it has three layered bone structure (cortical outer and inner layers and diploe layer between). The cranium is filled with a standard homogeneous brain mimicking material.
Exposed Skull and Cylindrical - CT Scan
Exposed Skull and Cylindrical phantom - A CT image of two phantoms: skull with an exposed brain and the cylindrical phantom. Please note that there are no internal structures implemented in the brain. The skull & the calvaria can be customized based on the requirements of your project.
Torso Phantom - X-Ray scan
Our Torso Phantom is an anthropomorphic model of an averaged sized human. A Philips brilliance 40 CT Scanner was used to scan the phantom.
Bones included:
▣ Complete Spine ▣ Complete Ribcage ▣ Pelvis
Thoracic organs included:
▣ Anatomically correct Heart ▣ Lungs
Major abdominal organs included:
▣ Stomach ▣ Liver ▣ Kidneys ▣ Bladder ▣ Large & small intestines
(Please note: The cardiovascular blood vessel seen in the image is not included in the standard x-ray torso phantom)
Torso Phantom - CT scans
Our Torso Phantom is an anthropomorphic model of an averaged sized human. A Philips brilliance 40 CT Scanner was used to scan the phantom.
Bones included:
▣ Complete Spine ▣ Complete Ribcage ▣ Pelvis
Thoracic organs included:
▣ Anatomically correct Heart ▣ Lungs
Major abdominal organs included:
▣ Stomach ▣ Liver ▣ Kidneys ▣ Bladder ▣ Large & small intestines
(Please note: The cardiovascular blood vessel seen in the image is not included in the standard x-ray torso phantom)
2D X-Ray Comparison between real skull & TPS Skull
The given collage is an imaging quality comparison of a real human skull cadaver and True Phantom's patented skull. The quality test was performed on a 2-D X-ray machine at energy level 72 keV while compared to an aluminum step calibration wedge. All pictures were taken on top of a copper plate simulating soft tissue grayscale. This image was taken by "GE OEC 9900 Elite" machine.
Dog Phantom - X-Ray Scans
The scans posted are the x-ray test results that were obtained from our Dog/Canine phantom. They include the following views. 1. Right Lateral Skull 2. Right Lateral Chest 3. Right Lateral Abdominal 4. Anterior Oblique View 5. Ventrodorsal Chest View 6. Dorsoventral Abdominal View 7. Pelvic Hip View
MRI SCANS
Adult Head Phantom - MRI Scan
T1- Gradient Echo. Our Head phantom is visible on the MRI scan. It contains a realistic skull that carries a brain phantom with brain ventricles & complex blood vessel network. The brain inside of the head phantom can be customized to achieve any functionality.
Adult Head Phantom - MRI Scan
T2- Spin Echo. Our Head phantom is visible on the MRI scan. It contains a realistic skull that carries a brain phantom with brain ventricles & complex blood vessel network. The brain inside of the head phantom can be customized to achieve any functionality.
Adult Brain - MRI Scan
MRI FLAIR image of the brain phantom with the following structures:
1. Grey Matter
2. White Matter
3. Ventricles
The brain can be customized as per your project requirements.
Adult Brain - MRI Scan
Brain Phantom - The T2 weighted MRI image of a simple brain phantom with two major brain tissues: white and grey matter. The darker tissue is the white matter. The brighter one is the grey matter.
