SCINTIGRAPHIC GONIOMETRIC PROBE
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Feb 28, 2011
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A scintigraphic probe, of the type used to detect the emission of a radiation and its origin direction in order to identify a radiation source, allows a quick identification of the source and it comprises: a first scintigraphic detecting element, comprising a substantially tubular body (2), said body being hollow and with a proximal opening, divided at least in three longitudinal sectors (5) constituted each one by a scintillation crystal with a respective scintillation or light transmission feature different from the other ones; a second scintigraphic detecting element (6) comprising a scintillation crystal internally housed in said tubular body (2) so as to be laterally shielded thereby and having an unschielded surface at said proximal opening (3); and photo-detecting means coupled to the above- mentioned scintillation crystals.
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