DESCRIPTION

The Atomlab 930 is a versatile and cost-effective spectrum analysis system for performing uptake studies, bioassays, Schilling tests, wipe tests, and other user-defined tasks in the nuclear medicine environment. Engineered for mobility, durability, and efficiency, the 930 handles an array of clinical tests, safety compliance tasks, and system administration/QA procedures. A powerful microprocessor guides the user through procedures, automatically performs necessary calculations, and outputs clear, concise reports. The system’s internal memory stores results on up to 25 patients (up to four studies per patient). The self-contained 930 system is configured on a mobile platform with locking casters and a base that measures only 30" by 31.5" (76 x 80 cm). A two-tiered shelf supports the microprocessor/keyboard and printer. The base of the stand has a special shelf to hold an optional well counter. A 2" x2" NaI(Tl) detector with collimator articulates on a counterbalanced arm. Twenty-two inches (56 cm) of vertical travel allows the probe to be positioned up to 55" (140 cm) from the floor to accommodate seated or supine patients