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most commonly used collimator in nuc med

parallel hole collimator

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what ratio hence no magnification or minification

1 to 1 ratio

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which collimator does not distort the image

parallel hole collimator

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collimators are designed so that septal penetration is kept to what percentage

5% or less

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increasing sensitivity usually reduces resolution, how do u fix this?

place detector as close to patient as possible

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how do we increase sensitivity of detector?

widening the window (larger holes)

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increase in sensitivity causes what?

loss in resolution

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GAP is design to make a resonable compromise between?

spatial resolution and sensitivity

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high sensitivity is designed with what kind of holes?

shorter and larger diameter holes

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low energy collimator used with what kind of energy?

150 keV

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medium energy collimator used with what kind of energy?

364 keV (i-131)

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four major considerations used in designing scintillation camera collimator?

geometry, desired spatial resolution, geometric efficiency, and energy discrimination.

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llinear coefficent equation?

linear coeff (u1)= p (density) x mass atten coeff ( Um)

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what does t, d, and l reprsent in a collimator design equation

t=thickness of septa

d=diameter of collimator holes

I= length of the septa

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what collimator is best for small organs?

diverging collimator

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what does a diverging collimator do to image?

magnify or minify the radionuclide distr.

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where is diverging collimator mainly used and why?

SFOV cam, increases the FOV by 1/3

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diverging collimator formula?

i/0= f-t / f+b

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in a diverging collimator formula, what does f, t, b mean?

f= face to convergeance point

t= collimator thickness

b= collimator to source distance

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in diverging collimator, as object-dector distance increase, fhe FOV DOES WHAT?

increases

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in converging collimator, image is what as the FOV decreases as the distance to the face of the collimator increases?

increases

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converging collimator mag formula?

f+b/ f+t-b

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an increase in collimator resolution yields a decrease in ?

collimator counting efficiency

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medium energy coll are more or less efficent than leaP/

less efficient than LEAP.

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increasing the camera-object distance causes a what in resoultion?

decrease

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we can improve resolution by what the diameter of the collimator holes or increase their length

reducing