
|Articles|April 10, 1996
SMV's attenuation correction cleared
Nuclear medicine vendor SMV of Twinsburg, OH, has announced thatthe Food and Drug Administration has issued 510(k) clearance forits transmission attenuation correction (TAC) protocol. TAC isdesigned for SMV's Vision DST and Vision DST-XL
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Nuclear medicine vendor SMV of Twinsburg, OH, has announced that
the Food and Drug Administration has issued 510(k) clearance for
its transmission attenuation correction (TAC) protocol. TAC is
designed for SMV's Vision DST and Vision DST-XL variable-angle
gamma cameras.
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