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JIS Z4752-2-10:2005
Evaluation and routine testing in medical imaging departments -- Part 2-10: Constancy tests -- X-ray equipment for mammography
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STANDARD published on 25.3.2005
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Designation standards: JIS Z4752-2-10:2005
Publication date standards: 25.3.2005
SKU: NS-1083477
The number of pages: 36
Approximate weight : 108 g (0.24 lbs)
Country: Japanese technical standard
Category: Technical standards JIS
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Annotation of standard text JIS Z4752-2-10:2005 :
This part of JIS Z 4752 applies to those components of X-ray equipment which generate, influence the propagation of and detect X-radiation; and process, record and present radiographic information in radiological installations with mammographic X-ray equipment using intensifying screens with radiographic film. Special accessories of mammographic X-ray equipment such as biopsy plates and stereotactic devices are not within the scope of this Standard. This Standard is a part of a series of Particular Publications (international standards and technical reports) which define methods of testing the constancy of operation of various subsystems of diagnostic X-ray equipment. This Standard gives methods of tests for the constancy of properties of diagnostic X-ray equipment as described in JIS Z 4752-1. This part of JIS Z 4752 is designed to be applicable to X-ray equipment for mammography without digital imaging devices.History:2005-03-25 Established 2009-10-01 Confirmed 2014-10-25 Confirmed 2019-10-25 Confirmed
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