how the gamma camera works

[@chikezieonyema7186]

One of the best explanations on how a gamma camera works

[@clarissa7400]

These visuals are great! Thank you for spending the time to take the machine apart and explaining everything! This is wonderful! much love !

[@geoffcurrie968]

pulling it apart is fun. putting things back together not so much :)

[@Bizzon666]

Excellent lecture! The part about the detector itself after 10:40 is perfect description. I would never be able to describe this thing without at least some physics and math.

[@marcochiarini3168]

FANTASTIC VIDEO! thank you

[@vikrantkumar5564]

Thank you professor. Keep on making more informative videos like these.

[@howtodoit3028]

Excellent elementary description! It would be more accurate to say that the dynodes are at different electric potentials rather than "different charge levels".

[@MrStevieJStewart]

Thank you so much for this video! This really helped me out!

[@tovarjessica01]

Thank you so much for making this video! This has helped me to understand this A LOT better! Now when I look at the pictures the book give me, I will be able to understand it so thank you.

[@randyhavener1851]

Thanks! I just had a scan done last week. I knew the detection was done with scintillators, but couldn't figure out how the photons were "focused" before the scintillators. The collaminator was the piece I was missing!

[@cardcard8882]

Beautiful mind, you nailed it sir. Thank you

[@rodneydaub3812]

I worked for a Radio-pharmacist in the late 90's . I just delivered it, but was wondering how it all worked. So I found this vidja

[@chethiyaprabashana9176]

Thank you so much this was very useful.

[@thestudymuse_myrsini]

Great and helpful video! Thank you so much for explaining each part thoroughly!

[@vinaybhaskarchandratre7762]

15:40 listen charge level as potential level. The next dynode higher potential. Perfect. Good one prof.

[@robinakohansal3477]

Prof Currie thank you, it was quite informative.

[@farazahmed8002]

Thank you so much ! this was very helpful

[@dilhaninawarathne6600]

Thankyou so much sir

[@RosaPetit]

Thank so much