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Pro-MAM CBCT

Pro-MAM CBCT

The Pro-MAM CBCT is a quality assurance phantom designed for Cone-Beam CT (CBCT) and other 3D imaging systems. It allows you to control key image parameters such as geometry distortion, resolution, low contrast detection, and uniformity of volume scans. The phantom provides a repeatable test object that supports technical QA and documentation according to international standards.


Key features and benefits

  • Designed for 3D image scanning (CBCT) and volumetronometric systems — making it suitable for both dental, cranio-maxillofacial and other specialized 3D applications.

  • Modular design that enables testing of multiple parameters: high-contrast resolution, low-contrast detection, geometric accuracy and uniformity.

  • Designed to deliver repeatable and traceable results — optimal for documentation, accreditation and technical quality assurance.

  • CE certified and developed according to relevant international standards for QA phantoms in medical imaging.


Technical specifications

  • Cylinder or module design adapted to volume scanning (CBCT) – diameter and height adapted to model and customer specification.

  • Material: PMMA (acrylic) or equivalent, filled with homogeneous solutions or modules that simulate different attenuations.

  • Test inserts: Arrays of holes or objects to measure resolution (e.g. 0.8 mm-1.1 mm), low contrast detection (e.g. 1.4% - 5.1%), geometric distortion and uniformity.

  • Includes positioning marks for repeatable placement in the scanner.

  • Comes with a user manual that describes test procedures, data recording and documentation.


Areas of application

  • Quality assurance and documentation of CBCT and volume CT systems in clinical, dental and industrial applications.

  • Technical service and maintenance where measurement of the system's image quality, resolution and geometric accuracy is required.

  • Accreditation and certification programs where repeatable control measurements are required and where image quality must be documented.

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