CT scan test phantom FB-P02

for tomographyfor radiographyfor ultrasound imaging

Short description
The Pediatric Full Body Phantom is an X-Ray/CT and Ultrasound-compatible training product used for training patient positioning techniques. It is designed from the model of a 4-year-old child (40" / 102 cm). This life-size anthropomorphic phantom consists of anatomically correct organs and bones divided into 10 body parts and is used for teaching radiology students and medical professionals. The phantom weighs about 20 kg (approx. 40 lbs). The skeleton is built from individually cast bones using a patented epoxy-based composite material.

Key features

• Life-size pediatric full body (4-year-old model, 40" / 102 cm)
• Anatomically correct organs and bones divided into 10 body parts
• Realistic, patented epoxy-based composite bones
• Soft tissue and organs made from urethane-based soft resin
• Shoulders rotatable; 360° around and 180° sideways positioning capability
• Moveable hip joints, knees and elbows
• Detachable head, torso and limbs for modular training
• Customizable with different pathologies (lesion, tumor, infection, etc.)
• Available translucent amber appearance by default; skin feature available on request

Anatomy (included parts)

• Pediatric Full Body
• Realistic body tissue
• Shoulders rotatable
• 360 Degrees Around and 180 Degrees Sideways positioning
• Moveable hip joints, knees, and elbows
• Detachable head, torso, and limbs
• Customizable pathologies (lesion, tumor, infection, etc.)
• Transparent or skin-colored appearance option
• Pediatric Human Head: Skull
• Pediatric Human Torso: Spine, Ribcage, Shoulders, Clavicles, Pelvis
• Torso Organs: Trachea, Heart, Lungs, Diaphragm, Liver (with ligaments & bile ducts), Gallbladder, Stomach, Kidneys, Spleen, Pancreas, Large and Small Intestines, Bladder, Prostate
• Pediatric Human Arms: Humerus, Elbow Joints, Radius, Ulna, Wrist, Fingers
• Pediatric Human Legs: Femur, Knee Joints, Tibia, Fibula, Foot, Toes

Uses
Training patient positioning techniques for X-Ray/CT and Ultrasound; visual evaluation to determine optimal scanning conditions; radiography teaching and hands-on practice in medical schools and teaching hospitals.

X-Ray settings (selected parameters table)
Note: table columns shown as headers; each row separated by a line break.
Anatomy | Projection | kVp | mAs
Ribs/Chest | AP/PA | 80 | 8
Full view/Abdomen | AP | 78 | 18
Cervical Spine | Lateral | 80 | 8
Cervical Spine | AP/Oblique | 78 | 6.3
Thoracic Spine | AP | 74 | 12.5
Thoracic Spine | Lateral | 80 | 20
Lumbar Spine | AP | 78 | 8
Lumbar Spine | Lateral | 80 | 10
Femur | Proximal AP/Lateral | 76 | 6.3
Tib/Fib | AP/Lateral | 68 | 2
Foot | AP/Oblique | 58 | 1.6
Foot | Lateral | 60 | 1.6
Humerus | AP | 80 | 6.3
Hand/Wrist | PA/Oblique | 60 | 1.8
Skull | AP | 88 | 16
Skull | Lateral | 78 | 12.5

Notes
By default the phantom comes in a translucent amber appearance; the skin feature can be included upon request. Small variations in appearance may be present due to material characteristics and routine production tolerances.

Included in the order

• Pediatric Full Body Phantom
• User manual / assembly instructions
• 2-year warranty
• Hard carry case

Technical specifications

• SKU: FB-P02
• Model: Pediatric Full Body Phantom (4-year-old, 40" / 102 cm)
• Phantom weight: approx. 20 kg (40 lbs)
• Phantom size: 40 x 8 x 27 inches
• Shipment size with hard carry case: 32 x 23 x 13 inches; shipment weight approx. 99 lbs
• Warranty: 2 years (standard)
• Soft tissue and organs material: urethane-based soft resin
• Synthetic bones material: patented ceramic-reinforced epoxy-based composite
• Tissue properties (selected): Body tissue sound velocity 1410 ± 10 m/s, density 1.00 g/cm3, attenuation at 2.25 MHz 1.2 ± 0.2 dB/cm, hardness Shore OO 30; Organs with speckles sound velocity 1435 ± 10 m/s, density 0.99 g/cm3, attenuation 1.0 ± 0.2 dB/cm
• Bone-mimicking thermal properties (selected): Thermal conductivity 0.776 W/m·K; Volumetric specific heat capacity 1.040 MJ/m3·K; Thermal diffusivity 0.746 mm2/s; Thermal resistivity 1.289 m·K/W; Speed of sound in bone-mimicking material ~3070 m/s
• HU (CT) average values (selected): Body tissue -25 HU; Brain tissue -25 HU; Trabecular bone ~800 HU; Cortical bone ~1300 HU; Liver ~110 HU; Pancreas ~110 HU; Aorta / Vena Cava ~40 HU; Lungs ~ -850 HU (air-filled)