Mammography Test Phantom

In the past, it was difficult to compare the image quality of conventional and digital biopsy mammography units due to the fact that the digital system's field of view is typically significantly smaller than the 24 x 30 cm field of view of conventional mammography units. In order to ensure that all objects are captured, the user must relocate the Mammographic Accreditation Phantom to a variety of positions on the biopsy units, as specified by the American College of Radiology (ACR). This process results in the acquisition of four distinct images. This is an extremely time-consuming and inconvenient task.



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The test objects in the phantom are comparable to those in the Mammographic Accreditation Phantom, as specified by the ACR.

The phantom's extended top edge facilitates positioning on recumbent biopsy units.

When utilized in conjunction with a digital biopsy unit, the phantom's diminutive size enables it to be captured in its entirety in a single exposure.

Allows you to ascertain whether the images are equivalent to or superior to screen-film.Applications



The phantom's diminutive size enables a rapid and straightforward comparison of the quality of conventional and digital images, as it is possible to capture an image of the entire unit in a single exposure. The objects are similar to those in the Mammographic Accreditation Phantom specified by the ACR, which facilitates the comparison of the two imaging systems.

The quickest and most straightforward method of evaluating the quality of images on digital biopsy mammography units and achieving ACR accreditation

The ACR has approved its use in the Stereotactic Breast Biopsy Accreditation Program.A single exposure suffices.