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  • Catphantom

    The purpose of this phantom is to facilitate the comprehensive evaluation of image parameters within CT systems, covering the entire range of CT numbers. Its design aims to minimize the time needed for Quality Assurance Programs in CT systems. The phantom’s modular construction allows for convenient integration of sections dedicated to dosimetry, in vitro specimen…

  • Cathode cable

    The cable connected to the cathode terminal consists of three distinct contacts. Two of these contacts serve as conduits for the filaments of a double focus tube, while the remaining contact connects to the secondary side of the high voltage transformer.  

  • Cassette tunnel

    A tunnel-based contrivance meticulously devised to enable the placement and extraction of a cassette beneath it, all without necessitating any movement of the tunnel itself. This apparatus proves invaluable for the practice of hip pinnings, streamlining the process with utmost efficiency.  

  • Cassette changer

    A specialized radiographic apparatus engineered to facilitate rapid cassette swapping, enabling consecutive exposures to be captured without necessitating the repositioning of the patient, akin to the principles employed in stereoscopy.  

  • Cardboard film holder

    A light-tight casing crafted from robust cardboard and paper, specifically designed for the purpose of containing film used in the practice of radiography.  

  • Carbon-fibre

    The implementation of low absorption material on the compression plates of Schonander and Puckcut film changers serves the purpose of diminishing radiation and enhancing the quality of the radiographic image.  

  • Capacitive reactance

    The impedance encountered by an electric current as it attempts to pass through a capacitor.  

  • Cable

    Conductive wires establish a connection between the X-ray transformer and the X-ray tube. These wires are designed to be shockproof and are equipped with insulation to effectively eliminate the risk of sparking.  

  • Bucky wallstand

    An apparatus known as the wallstand cassette holder is securely affixed to the wall in a vertical orientation. This particular device is primarily employed to hold cassettes in place, facilitating their proper positioning during imaging procedures.  

  • Bucky tray

    Situated below the X-ray table and grid, there exists a tray that possesses the capability to smoothly slide in and out. This purposeful tray serves the function of accommodating the cassette during the exposure process.  

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