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Millennium CSE detector shows a weave pattern while acquirring a Co57 Soc - Tc99 looks fine.
Symptom
Millennium CSE detector shows a weave pattern while acquirring a Co57 Soc - Tc99 looks fine. Tc99 spatials had just been acquired and Tc99 floods look fine. The image below was from the Fe acquirring Co57 Socs. Thus the isotope is Co57 (sheet source), with the Tc99 Corrections. Note the seave pattern. Again Tc99 was fine.
Applies to
- Models
- Millennium
- Product
- MG/MC/Myosight Millennium MG/MC Millennium MyoSIGHT MPR/MPS Millennium MPR Millennium MPS
- Component
- *Detector (Imaging Detector) *Detector (Imaging Detector) *Detector (Imaging Detector) UGP500258 EDI Board UGP500258 EDI Board
- Area
- Nuclear Medicine
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