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Radiology equipment

Radiology equipment is used in the medical profession for the purpose of creating images that expose internal parts of the body.

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Radiology equipment

imaging workstation

Medical devices; Radiology equipment

Computer workstation used to run the Imaging application software of the HET Clinac system. The computer interface with the HET Clinac, including treatment, patient verification, and service ...

rad

Medical devices; Radiology equipment

A non-SI unit of absorbed dose. One rad is equal to an energy absorption of 100 ergs per gram of any material. See absorbed dose. Short: rd.

runout

Medical devices; Radiology equipment

Displacement of the front pointer from true center, which can result in faulty alignment of the light field. Indicated when the tip of the front pointer traces an arc in the light field when the ...

somavision

Medical devices; Radiology equipment

System used by oncologists and dosimetrists for treatment planning. Tasks performed on SomaVision are: image matching, contouring and verification, field placement, DVH and plan comparison. No ...

tracking camera

Medical devices; Radiology equipment

Part of the XI system, a position sensor located in the treatment room for tracking the patient\'s respiratory cycle and range of motion. Dots on the marker block reflect infrared light back to the ...

american standard code for information interchange

Medical devices; Radiology equipment

ASCII = character encoding based on the English alphabet. ASCII codes represent text in computers, communications equipment, and other devices that work with text.

auto-start

Medical devices; Radiology equipment

A feature that schedules change of the control system from Standby to On, at a given time and day of the week, available in the Services Preferences panel.

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