A rectilinear scanner is a type of imaging system used primarily in medical imaging, particularly in nuclear medicine and radiology. The main function of a rectilinear scanner is to produce images of the distribution of radioactive tracers in a patient's body. Here are some key features and functionalities of rectilinear scanners: 1. **Movement**: The scanner typically moves in a straight line (rectilinear path) across the area of interest.
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