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Cirs ATS539 - Overview of the Multi-Purpose Phantom

Cirs ATS539
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OVERVIEW
The Model ATS539 Multipurpose
phantom is an easy, comprehensive
means of evaluating imaging systems
over most clinical imaging frequen-
cies (approximately 2-20 MHz).
The phantom is designed with a
combination of monolament line tar-
gets for distance measurements and
tissue mimicking target structures of
varying sizes and contrasts. Cystic-
like target structures are positioned
in-line vertically, thereby permitting an
entire target group to be displayed in
one view. Due to the acoustic similar-
ity of the background material and
the target structures, artifacts caused
by distortion, shadowing or enhance-
ment have been eliminated. Six gray
scale targets ranging in contrast from
+15 to -15 dB are provided to evalu-
ate the system's displayed dynamic
range and gray scale processing
performance. All ATS urethane phan-
toms are guaranteed for the useful
life of the phantom, dened as 10
years.
CIRS is certied to ISO 13485:2016 standards. We have an in-house test facility to
measure acoustic properties of materials. In addition, ultrasound imaging systems
are used to inspect each phantom. Every ultrasound phantom that CIRS distributes
has passed thorough testing during manufacture and completion to ensure the
highest quality product available. A Certicate of Compliance is issued with each
phantom.
Additional guidance on establishing a quality assurance program can be found in
the accreditation programs established by the ACR and AIUM at www.acr.org or
www.aium.org.
Key Tests with Model
ATS539
Uniformity
Depth of Penetration
Beam Prole/ Focal Zone/
Lateral Response Width
Vertical Distance Measure-
ment
Horizontal Distance Measure-
ment
Axial and Lateral Resolution
Elevational Resolution
Contrast Resolution
Grayscale Contrast Sensitivity
Dead Zone Assessment
For more information on these tests, see
"Testing Procedures" starting on page 5