Transport Case Set for Full Body Phantoms

A unique, life size whole body phantom for CT provides a variety of educational application as well as visual evaluation in finding out optimal scanning conditions. The phantom can also be used for plain X-ray, showing life-like images. No metal parts or liquid structure are used. Main joints have close-to human articulation, allowing various positioning for training. The phantom can be disassembled into 10 parts. Improved shoulder joint system enables the phantom to take arm-up position. Organs are anatomically correct and have appropriate HU numbers.Patient positioning:- Shoulders: rotate through a full 360 degrees in the sagittal plane, approx. 180 degrees to side-ways.- Hip joints: rotate forward up to approx. 90 degrees, then abduct up to 45 degrees each.- Knees: bend up to approx. 90 degrees.- Elbows: bend up to approx. 90 degrees.- The phantom can be held in the supine frog leg position.- The limbs and head are detachable at joints and neck for wider applications.- The head supporter facilitates various head positions.Internal Organs:- Head and Trunk- Synthetic skull- Cervical vertebrae- Brain- Vertebrae- Clavicles- Ribs- Sternum- Scapula- Coxal bones- Femurs- Lungs with pulmonary vessels- Trachea- Liver with portal and hepatic veins- Pancreas- Kidneys- Gallbladder- Spleen- Aorta- Vena Cava- Ureter- Urinary bladder- Prostate- Rectum- Sigmoid ColonPhantom materials:Radiology absorption and Hounsfield number approximate to human body.

The new pediatric whole body phantom is modeled after a 4-year-old child of 105 cm height. This phantom is a life-size, full body anthropomorphic phantom with a state-of-the-art synthetic skeleton, lungs, liver, mediastinum and kidneys embedded in soft tissue substitute.Training skills:- Plain X-ray photography and basic CT scanning.- Basic patient positioning for X-ray and CT.Features:- Movable joints allow basic positioning for plain X-ray.- Training and research applications can be enriched by disassembling the phantom into 10 individual parts (head, limbs and trunk).- The phantom has no metal parts or liquid structures.- Main joints have life-like articulation, allowing various positioning for training.- Life size synthetic skeleton- Hands and feet with bone trabeculae-Lungs with pulmonary vessels- Mediastinal space- Liver- KidneysSeparates into:- head- trunk- right upper arm- right forearm with hand- left upper arm- left forearm with hand- right thigh- right lower leg with foot- left thigh- left lower leg with footSize: approx. 105 cm, Weight: approx. 20 kg

The whole body phantom is a life-size, full body anthropomorphic phantom with a state-of-the-art synthetic skeleton, lungs, liver, mediastinum and kidneys embedded in soft tissue substitute. Movable joints allow basic positioning for plain X-ray and training/research applications can be enriched by disassembling the phantom into 10 individual parts (head, limbs and trunk). There are no metal parts or liquid structures.Patient positioning:- Right shoulder rotates sideways, abducting to a horizontal position.- Left shoulder rotates forward, up to a horizontal position.- Elbows bend inward to approx. 90 degrees.- Hip joints rotate forward up to 90 degrees, then rotate outward up to 45 degrees, respectively.- Knees bend to approx. 90 degrees.- The phantom can be held in the supine frog leg position.- The limbs and head are detachable at joints and neck for wider applications.- The head supporter facilitates various head positions.Anatomy:- Life size synthetic skeleton- Hands and feet with bone trabeculae- Lungs with pulmonary vessels- Mediastinal space- Liver- KidneysPhantom materials:- Radiology absorption and Hounsfeld number approximate to human body.Phantom size: approx. 165 cm heightPhantom weight: approx. 50 kg

Full body phantom as R16970, but additionally with fractures that are typical for child abuse. All fractures are prepared on the left side and show for example a spiral fracture of the distal tibia or a forearm shaft fracture.