论文信息 - Evaluation of linear profile scans; mathematical treatment of line-spread functions

Evaluation of linear profile scans; mathematical treatment of line-spread functions

The profile measurement capability of a scanning multidetector whole-body counter is described using line spread functions. Measurements in air and water phantoms, as a function of energy, are discussed in relationship to the relevant physical processes. A computer program for evaluating bodyprofile scans and an attempt to improve the resolution are reported.

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