JPS5932900A - Radiation image conversion sheet - Google Patents

Radiation image conversion sheet

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JPS5932900A
JPS5932900A JP14264782A JP14264782A JPS5932900A JP S5932900 A JPS5932900 A JP S5932900A JP 14264782 A JP14264782 A JP 14264782A JP 14264782 A JP14264782 A JP 14264782A JP S5932900 A JPS5932900 A JP S5932900A
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radiation image
fluorescent
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田中 倫夫
小寺 昇
西村 芳貢
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    • GPHYSICS
    • G21NUCLEAR PHYSICS; NUCLEAR ENGINEERING
    • G21KTECHNIQUES FOR HANDLING PARTICLES OR IONISING RADIATION NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR; IRRADIATION DEVICES; GAMMA RAY OR X-RAY MICROSCOPES
    • G21K4/00Conversion screens for the conversion of the spatial distribution of X-rays or particle radiation into visible images, e.g. fluoroscopic screens
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    • G03PHOTOGRAPHY; CINEMATOGRAPHY; ANALOGOUS TECHNIQUES USING WAVES OTHER THAN OPTICAL WAVES; ELECTROGRAPHY; HOLOGRAPHY
    • G03CPHOTOSENSITIVE MATERIALS FOR PHOTOGRAPHIC PURPOSES; PHOTOGRAPHIC PROCESSES, e.g. CINE, X-RAY, COLOUR, STEREO-PHOTOGRAPHIC PROCESSES; AUXILIARY PROCESSES IN PHOTOGRAPHY
    • G03C5/00Photographic processes or agents therefor; Regeneration of such processing agents
    • G03C5/16X-ray, infrared, or ultraviolet ray processes
    • G03C5/17X-ray, infrared, or ultraviolet ray processes using screens to intensify X-ray images

Abstract

(57)【要約】本公報は電子出願前の出願データであるた
め要約のデータは記録されません。
(57) [Summary] This bulletin contains application data before electronic filing, so abstract data is not recorded.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】[Detailed description of the invention]

本発明は8¥積性螢九体を用いた放射線像偽換シート(
以下、「螢光シート」という)に関する。91詳しくけ
JFk定ヘイズ率(≦もり価)の有機フィルムからなる
伯18―膜を有する、放射線画(ψレイズを生じにくい
螢光シートに関する。 ある種の螢光体tit、 X線、7′線、(X111I
i!、β線等の放射線の照射を受りるとそのJネルギー
を一旧内部に蓄積し、後でこの螢光体に1f祝光線、赤
外線溶の電磁波を照射し〕、−り、列幅加熱したりする
と螢光を発する。イ2こで、このような蓄精件螢ブ〔1
体からなる螢)Y一体層を紙、プラスブーツクス、金属
?W板等がI’) ノ、C6支持□体“板状、ドラノ、
状智の形態をとりうイ)が不明細字(ではこれらを総称
して「螢光シー1」と偉才ることに」−ろ)に被り″体
・を透過しl、−放射線を照射い1被写体の放射線潜像
を蓄Hさせ、これを保イfしておき、後にこの螢光シー
トの。 螢光体層に司視光、赤外線等の電磁波を照射したり、に
体11v・□を加熱したりづ・る訂とに・辷″−ってこ
れを発光さ、せ、その特発する螢光を検出−Jることに
より、螢光シート内に蓄積、記録されて(・た被写体の
放射線画像を6)1:みとる放射線区り:捜方法が実用
化されつつある(例えは米国/NVrtT US as
5a527号、11’−’+開IJ(35!11.24
29号笠に照)。       ″ □ ところで、螢光シートの螢光体層表面には螢光体層の1
φ粍や欠落を防雨し7たり、水分や薬品との反eF、’
、、ft防止する等2、物理的、化q゛的而面久PIを
向上さ、tffる目的て従来、有機フ・イノ
The present invention is a radiation image falsification sheet (
(hereinafter referred to as "fluorescent sheet"). 91 In detail, it relates to a fluorescent sheet that does not easily cause radiographic (ψ) rays, and has a film made of an organic film with a JFk constant haze rate (≦Morriness value). line, (X111I
i! When it is irradiated with radiation such as β rays, the J energy is accumulated inside the phosphor, and later the phosphor is irradiated with 1f rays and infrared electromagnetic waves], and the row width is heated. When you do this, it emits fluorescent light. 2. This kind of semen accumulation firefly [1]
Firefly consisting of body) Y monolayer is paper, plus boots, metal? W plate etc. is I') ノ, C6 support □ body "plate shape, drano,
A) that takes the form of a light bulb covers the unknown fine print (hereinafter, these will be collectively referred to as ``fluorescence sea 1'') and transmits radiation through the body. A radiation latent image of the subject is stored and stored, and later the phosphor layer of the phosphor sheet is irradiated with viewing light, infrared rays, and other electromagnetic waves, and the body 11v. By heating the sheet and making it emit light, and detecting the emitted fluorescence, it is accumulated and recorded within the fluorescent sheet. 6) 1: Radiation division to see radiological images: A search method is being put into practical use (for example, in the United States/NVrtT US as
No. 5a527, 11'-'+Open IJ (35!11.24
(See No. 29 Kasani). ″ □ By the way, one layer of the phosphor layer is on the surface of the phosphor layer of the phosphor sheet.
Protects against rain and cracks, and protects against moisture and chemicals.
Conventionally, organic fluorocarbons have been used for the purpose of improving physical and chemical properties such as preventing

【ムからな
イ)透明保駿膜が股りられていイ)場合が多い。しかし
ながら、これら;fi fit()・イルノ・り(+、
1.般膜としく用(・た螢光シートに対して世1えはt
/−ザー先のようなコピーレンジ−(CoherenC
y )の良好ブよ光源をIjjrJ起光として使用した
場合、(の県内G」、定かでけl↓(・が、保砕膜(即
ち廟機フィルム)の製ン、旬工程中に生ず、るわす、か
(101〜旧μm稈度の避小)、「筋や部分的な膜厚の
ノ、うがあると円虫された放射線画像    −・イー
4,20.7□7゜ワ、−1、I−7ikJetヮ1.
。1,9.イ 几取除くためVr、膜Jすの均一な有機
フィルムを選別することは工業」二きわめて不経済であ
る等    :。 の問題があり、その改良が望まれたい。 本発明は上述のような状況に鑑みてなされたも0゛でホ
゛す・保護1有し・1−かも′−ツ′:、、:。 ー光線のコヒーレンシーの良好な励起光と組合わ1゛1
使JLj L 、far″゛1″′合1も放射線““”
イ象′4′    ・::が生じ難い螢光シートを得る
ことを目的とす    :1・るものであ、る。木発明
者等は・侍に螢光シート■の保nt6脱について神々研
究した結果、螢光シ    1−トの保”5j’(膜と
して用いられる有機フィルム′1 のヘイズ率と放射線画像ノイズの現われ方と    1
の間に相関があり、特定のヘイズ率を有−4る、1、フ
イ7,7、”;& ’I’s: R(。B@Ll、−C
l□15、え1,4、)j!l at   ”l”線画
像ノイズの世、わ11.傭い螢光シートが得ら    
l’llれることを見いだした。 本発明の螢光′アトは・結合剤とこの結合剤中に分散さ
れた蓄積性併−)Y;体、!/子とがら/、「る螢光体
層および併腸膜がこのIliに支揚体上に積層され−(
7よる螢光シー)・において、上記保@脇がヘイズ率5
〜40%の有機フィノシノ・からなることを特徴とする
。 本発明の螢光シートを製造するに(・1、蓄積性螢光体
と結合剤とを適当な溶媒中に混食しこれを基板から剥離
して支持体上に接着−(ることKよって支持体上に螢光
体層を形成した後、この螢光体層表面に有機フィルムが
らljる保y@膜を接着1”るか、乾燥後有機フィルム
となりつる樹脂からなる塗布液を螢光体層表面に塗布1
7乾燥させて螢光体層表面に有榛フィルムからなる保瞳
膜を形成する。 本発明の蛍光シートの保護膜には、ASTMD−103
に記載の方法により測定した時のヘイズ率が5〜40%
であるポリエチレンテレフタレートなどのポリエステル
フィルム、ポリメタアクリレートフ−(ルJ’% 、ニ
トロセルローすフィルム、セルロースアセテートフィル
ム等のやや不明a(2なくもつ状外観を呈−する有機 
   1゜フィルムが用いられるが、伸潴1性が小さい
こおや、ヤ1やわえ17.およ。1lIi、lつ2,1
□ケゎ、7、。    :し、□2.。ヵ、I’p ’
r、jK□49.ケア、7ケt、7 ’z v−口ト等
のポリエスデルフ・イルムを用いるのがよ    □す
#fll、い。また、J[1いられろ有(幾〕・rル人
の膜jすとしてけ、!(チ・Iy、押1限4尤ないが、
5〜25Jimのものを用いイ)のがflr!!シい、
保Is j’>%のヘイズ不各1用(・らオ【るイ1(
宍フイルノ、の1m Kl、重合度の差、含−角′する
イ:、11′中9勿等によって1+51.’【    
 □ル外、同一の翁損フイノ[ムであり−(モソのnみ
が異〕、【れに変わり、オだ有機フイルノ4、の表面を
均一にマット加」−等の表1f11処理を施1ことによ
っても衰化させイ)ことが出来ろため、有機フィルムの
ftl1類およ、びその11竺厚等を変えたり適当に表
面処理を施すことによつ一’C:Mj。 のヘイズ率を有する有機フィルムからケシ保護膜を設け
ることが出来るが、用いられる有機フィルムのヘイズ率
が5チ未湾の場合にり、得られた螢光シートの放射線画
像ノイズ咋奏効果がほとんど認められず、−力、用いら
仔る有機フィル1・のヘイズ率級増加才るに従ってイ材
られる螢光シートの放射線i!1作ノイズは少なくなる
が感度が漸減し、ヘイズ率が40チより高くなると感I
IIが従来のものの約】0チ以下とlLるため実用的観
点から−・インvXち・4011!i以下とするのがt
l−fましく、zl’、lrにヘイズ率8〜25%の有
機フィルムを用いるのがユリ好ましく・。 捷だ、本発明の螢光シートに使用されろ保設膜以外の各
種材料としては従来の螢光シートに用いられていた材料
と同様なものが使用1される。1なわぢ、蓄積性螢光体
としてにi、Sr8: Cs、、 Eu、 BrB :
 Bu 、 Sm、’ ZnS : Cu、Pb、(Z
n、 Cd )S :hl+t、X ((j、lし、X
けハロゲン)、LnOX :、、A(LHしLnはLa
5Y、GdおよびLuの中の少なくとも1つ、XはCI
およびBrの中の□ 少なくとも1′〕であり、AはCeおよび’t”bの中
の少なくとイ)1つフ、(Ba ]−xSM” ) F
X : Ln(但しMはA4g、Ca、5rSZnおよ
びC((の中の少数射線のl・;1射を受けた後、可視
光または赤外線等の電磁#により励起′1−るか、また
を土加熱されろことによって螢光を発する螢光体が使用
され虱。結合剤樹脂としては硝化綿、塊化ビニールー酢
酸ビニール共重合体、ポリビニルブチラール等が使用さ
れる。また支持体としuま→ナルロースア士テートフィ
ノーム、ポリリカーボネートフィルム等のプラスブ心り
フイルムや紙、ガラス板、アルミニウム等の!へN 4
1/、が1史川され、必要に応じてこれら支持体の表面
にQよ光吸収層や元反射層が設けられる。 」−述のようにして製造された本発明の螢光シートは、
これに被写体の放射線画像を蓄積記録L タ後、レーザ
ー光等のコヒーレンシーの良好な励起光で励起して放射
線画像を再生[また場合、従来の螢光シ・−1−を用い
た場合に比べてその感度は低下′1″るものの、放射線
画イ象ノイズを著しく淋、少させインことが出来ろ。 次に実施例により本発明な説明する、。 実施例1 BaFBr、 : gu2+螢光体(蓄積性螢光体)8
重In部ト二トロセルロース(結合剤) 1 屯14部
とを溶剤を片いで混合し、螢光体塗布液を調製した。次
にこの塗布液を、水平に1−1゛いたJvす2501+
の黒色ポリエチレンテレフタレートフィルム(支持体)
上にナイフコーターで均一に塗布1.乾燥させて約30
0μm1すの螢光体層を形成した。次にこの螢光体層の
表面に膜厚が1211+nで−イブ率が143%である
ポリエチレン゛アl/フタレートフィルム(東し社製、
ルミラータイプP−30)からなる保目≠膜を接着して
螢光シー)Aを作製した。 これとは別に比較例とし1、保西膜として膜厚が12μ
mでヘイズ率が2.5チであるポリエチレンテレフタレ
ートフィルム(東し社製、ルミラータインS−30)を
(す:用する以外は螢光シー1− Aと同様にして螢光
シー)Rを作製した。 螢光シー)Aお」、び螢光シートRについて、He −
Neレーザー光を励起光として用いて得られた同−徘写
体の放射線画像(名螢光シートをHe −Npレーザー
光で励起した(I7j得られる放射線画f#7情報を写
真フィルム上に再生したもの)8′比較したところ、螢
光シー)Aの感度は螢光シー1− Rのそれの約95%
であったが、写真フィル1・への画像再生の隙、夫々の
螢光シートの感1B″差を補正し、再生された両画像の
対応−4る部分が同一黒化度とフ、’(、;’、)よう
にして比較した時、螢光シートRによって得られた放射
線画像上には明らかに多数の純状のノイズが肉眼により
認め恒シたのに対し2、螢光シー)Aによってイ「)れ
た2&躬線画像上には螢光シー1−Hによって得られた
画像上に現われていlこようAr線オにのノイズを土e
rtとんど餡められなかった。 実施例2 保霞膜として膜厚が12μmでヘイズ率が22係である
ポリエチレンテレフタレートフィルム(東洋紡社製、ポ
リエステルフィルムノイズE 1512)を保絢膜どじ
て)?−y−・る以外ハ実施例1の螢)゛(、シートh
と四N−にして螢光シートBを作製した。 イ1を光)−)” Bおよび比較のために作製された前
記螢光シー・l−RについてIf’−Nev−ザ−−)
’l;を励起光どして用(・て得られた同一被写体の放
射純画像(各螢うY4シー) k He −Neレーザ
ー光で励起した時、イ1すられ2)放射線画f8”情報
を写轟フィルム上に再生し、たもの)を比較したところ
、螢、)1−シー113のg黒Jj螢光シートRのぞれ
の約90襲であったが、写真フィルムベの画像再生の際
、夫々の螢光シートの    □感度□差を補正(2、
再生された両画像の対応1お部分がpVJ−。黒イヒれ
、f、(7;、rようぃ1−2工、七、:、:し5た時
、螢光シートRによって1↓1られた放射組1肖像」−
には明らかに多数の線状のノイズが肉眼により認められ
たのに対し、クト光シート    □Bによって得られ
た放射線画像上には螢光シ    −1・Rによって得
られた画像上に現われてい    :たような線状のノ
イズは全く認められなかつ    □Iこ。 □、1・ 1′j・ ■ す 、、、11 .1・ ・:
In many cases, the transparent protective film is crossed. However, these; fi fit(), irno, ri(+,
1. It was used as a general film (・The world was first used as a fluorescent sheet.
/-Copy range like a laser tip-(CoherenC
When a good light source of y) is used as an IjjrJ light source, a certain amount of light will be generated during the manufacturing process of the crushing membrane (i.e., the mausoleum film). , RUWASU, KA (101 to previous μm culm reduction), ``Radiographic image with streaks and partial membrane thickness, and strongyles - E4, 20.7□7゜W ,-1,I-7ikJetヮ1.
. 1,9. B. It is extremely uneconomical in industry to sort out uniform organic films for removal. There is a problem and I would like to see an improvement. The present invention has been made in view of the above-mentioned situation. - Combined with excitation light with good beam coherency 1゛1
JLj L, far″゛1″′combined 1 is also radiation “””
The purpose is to obtain a phosphorescent sheet in which image '4' ・:: is less likely to occur. As a result of the samurai's divine research on the retention of fluorescent sheets, the inventors of wood discovered that the retention of fluorescent sheets was ``5j'' (the haze rate of the organic film used as a film and the noise of radiographic images). Appearance and 1
There is a correlation between, and has a specific haze rate.
l□15, e1,4,)j! The world of "l" line image noise, 11. Obtained fluorescent sheet
I'll find that I can do it. The fluorescent light of the present invention is combined with a binder and an accumulative substance dispersed in the binder. /The phosphor layer and the combined intestinal membrane are laminated on the supporting body in this Ili.
7), the above protection @ armpit has a haze rate of 5
It is characterized by consisting of ~40% organic finosino. To produce the fluorescent sheet of the present invention, (1) Mix the stimulable phosphor and the binder in a suitable solvent, peel it off from the substrate, and adhere it onto a support. After forming a phosphor layer on the surface of the phosphor layer, either an organic film is attached to the surface of the phosphor layer for 1 inch, or a coating solution made of a resin that becomes an organic film after drying is applied to the phosphor layer. Apply to layer surface 1
7) Dry to form a pupil-retaining film made of a film on the surface of the phosphor layer. The protective film of the fluorescent sheet of the present invention has ASTM D-103
Haze rate is 5 to 40% when measured by the method described in
Polyester films such as polyethylene terephthalate, polymethacrylate films, nitrocellulose films, cellulose acetate films, etc.
1° film is used, but it has low elongation properties and is 17. Oyo. 1lIi, ltsu2,1
□K, 7,. :shi, □2. . Ka, I'p'
r, jK□49. It is best to use polyesterdelf ilms such as care, 7kets, 7'z v-mouths, etc. Also, please stop J[1, please! (Iy, press 1 limit 4, but,
I used one from 5 to 25 Jim. ! Yes,
Hold Is j'>% haze failure 1 (・rao [rui 1 (
Shishi Firno's 1m Kl, the difference in degree of polymerization, the difference in the degree of polymerization, the angle included, 1 + 51. '[
□Other than that, the same organic film was used (the nth of the thickness was different), and the surface of the organic film was uniformly matted. (1) It is possible to attenuate (1) C:Mj by changing the ftl1 and 11 thickness of the organic film or by applying appropriate surface treatment. A poppy protective film can be provided from an organic film having a haze ratio of It is not recognized that - as the haze rate of the organic film used increases, the radiation of the phosphor sheet increases as the organic film is used. The noise in one shot is reduced, but the sensitivity gradually decreases, and when the haze rate is higher than 40 inches, the feeling becomes worse.
From a practical point of view, since II is approximately 0 or less than the conventional one, 4011! t is less than or equal to i
It is preferable to use an organic film with a haze rate of 8 to 25% for zl' and lr. The various materials used in the fluorescent sheet of the present invention, other than the retention film, are the same as those used in conventional fluorescent sheets. 1. As a storage fluorophore, i, Sr8: Cs, Eu, BrB:
Bu, Sm, 'ZnS: Cu, Pb, (Z
n, Cd)S :hl+t,X ((j,l,X
halogen), LnOX:,,A (LH and Ln is La
At least one of 5Y, Gd and Lu, X is CI
and Br in □ at least 1′], and A is Ce and at least one in
X: Ln (where M is A4g, Ca, 5rSZn and C ((), after receiving one irradiation, excitation '1- or A phosphor that emits fluorescence when the soil is heated is used. As the binder resin, nitrified cotton, agglomerated vinyl-vinyl acetate copolymer, polyvinyl butyral, etc. are used. Also, as a support material For use with plastic films such as Naruross Tatefinome, polyrecarbonate films, paper, glass plates, aluminum, etc.N4
1 and 1 are applied, and if necessary, a light absorbing layer and a reflective layer are provided on the surface of these supports. - The fluorescent sheet of the present invention produced as described above is
After storing and recording the radiation image of the subject, the radiation image is reproduced by excitation with excitation light with good coherency, such as a laser beam. Although the sensitivity is reduced by '1'', the radiographic image noise can be significantly reduced.Next, the present invention will be explained with reference to Examples.Example 1 BaFBr: gu2+ fluorophore (Storage fluorophore) 8
A phosphor coating solution was prepared by mixing 1 part of heavy In and 1 part of tonitrocellulose (binder) with a solvent. Next, apply this coating solution horizontally by 1 to 1 cm.
black polyethylene terephthalate film (support)
Apply it evenly on top with a knife coater 1. Dry for about 30 minutes
A phosphor layer with a thickness of 0 μm was formed. Next, on the surface of this phosphor layer, a polyethylene alkaline/phthalate film (manufactured by Toshisha Co., Ltd.,
Fluorescent sheet) A was prepared by adhering a film made of Lumirror type P-30). Apart from this, as a comparative example 1, the film thickness was 12μ as a Hosai membrane.
A polyethylene terephthalate film (manufactured by Toshisha Co., Ltd., Lumirrtine S-30) having a haze rate of 2.5 inches was prepared in the same manner as in Fluorescent Sheet 1-A except that R was used. Created. Fluorescent sheet) A, and Fluorescent sheet R, He −
A radiographic image of the same object obtained using Ne laser light as excitation light (a fluorescent sheet was excited with He-Np laser light (I7j The obtained radiographic image f#7 information was reproduced on photographic film) When compared with Fluorescent Sheet) 8', the sensitivity of Fluorescent Sheet) A is approximately 95% of that of Fluorescent Sheet 1-R.
However, by correcting the gaps in image reproduction on photographic film 1 and the difference in sensitivity between the respective phosphor sheets, the corresponding parts of both reproduced images had the same degree of blackening. (,;',) When compared in this way, a large amount of pure noise was clearly visible to the naked eye on the radiation image obtained with the fluorescent sheet R, whereas the fluorescent sheet R) On the 2 & cross-line image obtained by A, the noise of the Ar rays that appears on the image obtained with the fluorescent light 1-H is removed.
rt I couldn't get enough of it. Example 2 A polyethylene terephthalate film (manufactured by Toyobo Co., Ltd., Polyester Film Noise E 1512) having a film thickness of 12 μm and a haze ratio of 22 was used as a haze protective film. -y-・Excluding fireflies of Example 1)゛(, sheet h
and 4N- to prepare a fluorescent sheet B. If'-Nev-the-)" B and the fluorescent light produced for comparison.
'l; is used as excitation light (・radiation-pure image of the same subject obtained (each fire Y4 sea) k When excited with He-Ne laser light, 1 and 2) radiographic image f8" When the information was reproduced on photographic film and compared with the results, it was found that there were about 90 hits each for firefly, )1-C113, black Jj, fluorescent sheet R, but the image reproduction on photographic film was At this time, correct the □sensitivity□ difference of each fluorescent sheet (2,
The corresponding part of both reproduced images is pVJ-. Kurohihire, f, (7;, ryoi 1-2, 7, :,: When I did 5, the radiant group 1 portrait was reduced by 1↓1 by the fluorescent sheet R.)
While a large number of linear noises were clearly visible to the naked eye, there were no visible noises that appeared on the radiographic images obtained with the optical sheet □B and on the images obtained with the fluorescent sheet □R. : No linear noise was observed at all. □, 1・ 1′j・ ■ Su,,,11. 1. ・:

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】 (11結合剤とこの結合剤中に分散された蓄積性螢光体
粒子とからなる螢光体層および保詐膜がこの順に支持体
」二に積層さオシ11:r、ろ放射線像変換シートにお
いて、」−記保n膜が−\イズ率(くもり価)5〜40
%の有機フィル・からブ、【ることを特徴履する放射線
イ4“変換シー]・。 (2)  前記ヘイズ率(くもり価)が8〜25チであ
ることを特徴とする特許r梢求σ)範囲第1項記載の放
射線像変換シート。 (3)  前記保腹膜の膜J!が5〜25zlrnであ
イ)ことを特徴とする、!l¥21’ #PJ求の範囲
第1項または第2項記載の放射線像変換シート。 (4)  前記イ呆d≠膜がポリエチレンテレフタレー
ト。フィルムであることを特徴とする特許「i)9求の
範囲第1項、第2項または第3項記載の放射純変換シー
ト。
[Claims] (11: A phosphor layer consisting of a binder and stimulable phosphor particles dispersed in the binder and a security film are laminated in this order on a support.) In the radiation image conversion sheet, the film has a -\Iz ratio (haze value) of 5 to 40.
% of organic fill, [conversion sea]. σ) The radiographic image conversion sheet according to the range 1. (3) The peritoneal membrane J! is 5 to 25 zlrn). or the radiation image converting sheet according to item 2. (4) The scope of claim 1, item 2, or 3 of the patent "i) 9, wherein the film is a polyethylene terephthalate film. Radiant pure conversion sheet described in section.
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