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A sensitive directional gamma-ray detector.
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Nucleonics, 6, 78-81. 1950 CE.
Directional scintillation detector probe. Cassen assembled the first automated scanning system, comprised of a motor driven scintillation detector coupled to a relay printer. The scanner was initially used to image thyroid glands after the administration of radioiodine. Later, with the development of organ-specific radiopharmaceuticals, the scanner was widely used during the late 50s until the early 70s to image body organs. With L. Curtis and C. W. Reed.
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| Entry Number | #2660.2 |
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| External URL | a-sensitive-directional-gammaray-detector |