PhantomX Abdomen / Pelvis Phantom
Native
Detailed and realistic simulation of soft and bone tissue with a pancreatic mass and liver lesions for CT (including CBCT) to evaluate and optimize imaging performance and post-processing applications, including AI-enabled applications.
Compatible with Machine/Modality/Application:
CT Simulation
Used for Workflow
Abdomen
Abdomen / Pelvis Phantom Native
This phantom simulates an abdomen and pelvis without intravenous contrast (native). It covers the first lumbar vertebra to the perineum.
It has a pancreatic mass and liver lesions.
The phantom can be used in CT (including CBCT) to evaluate and optimize imaging performance and post-processing applications, including AI-enabled applications. It is also suited for training purposes.
The phantom provides a detailed and realistic simulation of soft and bone tissue. Air voids are filled with a cellulose-polymer composite of approx. -160 HU.
Features
Specifications
| Size | Approx. 266 x 163 x 284 mm |
| Weight | Approx. 6800 g |
| Base material | Cellulose-polymer composite |
| Optimal tube voltage | 120 kVp – adaptable upon request – |
Diagnostic features
Realistic simulation of bone and soft tissues, including the liver, gallbladder, pancreas, spleen, adrenals, kidneys, stomach, small intestine, colon and bladder.
Panreatic mass.
Liver lesions.
Packaging & Dimensions
The product ships in a protective hard case featuring interior foam padding.
- Dimensions (case): 520 x 350 x 220 mm
- Dimensions (packaged)*: 572 x 425 x 239 mm
- Total weight (ready to ship): 14.0 kg
*Outer packaging (e.g., cardboard box or protective wrap) may vary slightly, affecting total dimensions.
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Articles
When AI Meets Reality: Why Radiologists Need PhantomX
From Geometric Phantoms to Clinically Predictive Testing_The Evolving Role of Phantom-Based QA in MI _ EFOMP2026 Summer edition
Clinically Realistic Phantoms for End-to-End Imaging and AI QA
PhantomX supplies a new generation of highly realistic phantoms for clinical imaging and AI in medical imaging. Advanced technologies, innovation and and science are used to create optimal solutions for clinical diagnostic workflows. Accelerated development, improved diagnostic outcomes and reliable AI deployment can improve patient care, efficiency and accessibility in diagnostic imaging.
Radiologist and Researcher, Charité Berlin, Founder PhantomX
