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anode heel effect Hi
Im a radiology technologist student and having diffiiculties understanding what the "Anode Heel Effect" is. Could some one explain to me or direct me to any source of information that can easy explain this concept
Thread location: Simple Quality Control Testing

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Posted: Nov 10 2009, 7:46 AM EST by maxlama
Simple Quality Control Testing Introduction Quality control is a component of Quality Assurance and is by defined the National Council on Radiation Protection and Measurements (NCRP) as "a system of monitoring, evaluation and maintenance at optimal level
Page location: Radiography > Applied Radiography - by M.J.Fuller > Simple Quality Control Testing

Keyword tags: aluminium, Ann Paris, anode heel effect, back scatter, blue light, broad focus, cassette, clearing time, consistency testing, density, developer activity level, eveloper processor, exposure, fine focus, fixer, Glen Burt, hygrometer, LBD alignment, lead gown testing, lead rubber, lead sheet, mA linearity, mdf, mesh, NCRP, NCRP99, optical density, paper clip, Papua New Guinea, photo-timer, phototimer, QA, QC, quality control, radiography, reen light, reject rate, scatter radiation, screen, screen contact test, sensitometer, specific gravity, speed, ssette, test wedge, testing, thermometer, timer

Last updated: Feb 8 2010, 3:03 AM EST by AndyC
Quality Control CT Number Accuracy Purpose: Verify that CT#/HU of water is consistently 0 regardless of kV. Method: A water phantom is scanned. Frequency: Weekly [2] Limits: ± 4HU Spatial Uniformity Purpose: Verify ability of the CT scanner to yield the sa
Page location: Radiography > CT > CT Image Quality > Quality Control

Keyword tags: ct, phantom, quality, Testing

Last updated: Sep 16 2009, 8:21 AM EDT by eliseleblanc

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