Philips Gemini G16/GXL/TF PET/CT Non‑Annual CT Quality Assurance Procedure

This document provides the non‑annual CT quality‑assurance procedures for Philips Gemini G16/GXL/TF PET/CT scanners, covering visual inspection, water…


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Brand
Philips
Document type
Service Manual
Language
Chinese
Pages
26
File format
PDF
File size
466 KB
Published
12 March, 2012
Updated
03 October, 2026
MD5 checksum
624E271FAA036A516DE875E6816B293E

About this manual

The procedure manual defines the purpose, recommended frequency, required equipment, test steps, performance criteria, and corrective actions for non‑annual quality assurance of the CT component of Philips Gemini PET/CT systems. It references both Philips‑provided phantoms and standard AAPM phantoms for testing.

Key sections include visual inspection of the scanner, water phantom CT number accuracy, slice positioning accuracy, radiation width assessment, dose index calculations, and overall system safety evaluation. The document also lists reference standards and literature used to establish baseline values. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

  • Visual inspection
  • Water phantom CT number accuracy and artifact evaluation
  • Slice positioning accuracy
  • Radiation width assessment
  • CT dose index (CTDI) evaluation
  • System safety evaluation
  • Alignment of PET and CT positions
  • Reference standards and literature

Specifications

PET/CT alignment translation error tolerance≤ 5 mm
Water phantom CT number accuracy± 7 HU

Frequently asked questions

What equipment is required for the visual inspection test?

No special equipment is needed; the visual inspection is performed by looking at the scanner components and indicators.

What is the acceptable error for PET/CT alignment translation?

The translation error in the X, Y, and Z axes must be 5 mm or less.

How is the water phantom CT number accuracy evaluated?

A Philips‑provided water phantom is scanned under standard adult head conditions, and the average CT value in a 400 mm² ROI is measured; the result must be within ±7 HU of the reference.

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