Independently verify different beam qualities across a range of iodine concentrations and breast glandularity with this modular phantom.
Breast with Iodine & Adipose Materials
The Mammo CESM Phantom is composed of two types of step blocks.
The Breast Iodine Contrast block includes breast equivalent material with 50% glandularity, divided into 11 steps with iodine concentrations ranging from 0-10 mg/cm2 along its major axis. The Adipose-Glandular blocks feature five glandularity steps (0%, 25%, 50%, 75%, 100%) along a direction orthogonal to the iodine steps of the Breast Iodine block.
Modularity Enables Flexibility
Blocks can be arranged to represent compressed breast for small to large patients. Combine the blocks on a 2D projection to obtain rectangular areas with 55 different combinations of iodine concentration and glandularity. Without the iodine block, use the phantom as a breast density reference, with 1 cm increments up to 9 cm.
Exquisite Tissue Mimicking
High Equivalency (HE) materials are an exquisite match to Hammerstein compositions for breast materials over the entire mammographic energy spectrum.1
1 Hammerstein R., Miller D., et al; Absorbed Dose in Mammography; RADIOLOGY: 1979:130:485-491
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Specifications
Overall Weight |
1.8 kg (4 lbs) |
Carrying Case Weight |
1.4 kg (3 lbs) |
Overall Stack Dimensions (L x W x H) |
181 x 100 x 100 mm (7-1/8 x 4 x 4 in) |
Hard Case |
Included |
Warranty |
5 years |
Breast-Iodine Step Block |
GL/AD Step Block, 10 mm |
GL/AD Step Block, 20 mm |
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Materials |
1454 HE Breast 50/50, 1454 HE Breast 50/50 doped with 10 mg/ml Iodine (pink) |
1453 HE Br. Adipose (yellow),1466 HE Glandular (purple) |
1453 HE Br. Adipose (yellow),1466 HE Glandular (purple) |
Quantity |
1 |
1 |
4 |
Length x Width |
181 x 100 mm |
181 x 100 mm |
181 x 100 mm |
Thickness |
10 mm |
10 mm |
20 mm |
Step Increments |
1 mm |
2.5 mm |
5 mm |
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1 Hammerstein R., Miller D., et al; Absorbed Dose in Mammography; RADIOLOGY: 1979:130:485-491