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Automotive casting inspection using CT industrial x-ray

This video image from GE demonstrates a non-destructive inspection of an automotive casting using GE's Phoenix CT x-ray scanner.

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NobelGuide Radiographic Stent - Laboratory Process

Video showing how to make a radiographic stent for a CT scan, suitable for the Nobel Guide double scan protocol.

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Stuart Ellis commented on 01 Aug 2011

Starburst depends upon the atomic number of the metal used to make the material radiopaque. GP tends to have quite a marked sytarburst effect. If wanting to use a radiopaque marker for a scan, rather than specifically for the NobelGuide software, your best bet is to use a radiopaque stent tooth such as Ivoclar TAC. These show up well on a scan but are not too high a density that they result in the starburst effect. Dr Stuart Ellis

Stuart Ellis commented on 01 Aug 2011

Hi. This is because of the NobelGuide software. The software is calibrated to search for 1mm diameter gutta percha markers. This is how it merges the scan of the patient and the second scan of the stent together. Even when using other software systems we do do use large gutta percha markers. Because of the limitations of the CT scan algorithms you get an artifact called 'starburst' around highly radiopaque materials.

downtownal400 commented on 06 Jun 2011

I fabricate ct stents for a prosthodontist in LA, and I'm curious as to why you place gutta percha throughout the palate. I drill 1 3-4mm hole (for anterior such as yours) directly down the middle of the tooth, or where the scan indicated the best position was, then fill it with radiopaque material.

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