WO2014096430A1 - Embase pour cassette radiologique numerique portable - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a portable radiological cassette intended to equip a digital radiological system.
- the case includes a digital ionizing radiation detector for providing an image function of the received radiation.
- the radiological system further comprises a source of ionizing radiation, such as an X-ray tube, for generating X-radiation and a base station comprising an information processing system for synchronizing the X-ray tube and the detector and also making it possible to perform image processing as to present to the operator the corrected image of all the defects inherent to the detector and improved, for example by contour enhancement treatments.
- An object whose image X is to be obtained is placed between the source and the detector.
- Such a system can be used in many applications such as for example medical radiology and non-destructive testing.
- the invention can also be implemented for other types of radiation to be detected including gamma radiation.
- radiological systems were large and not very mobile. It was necessary to position the object in relation to the system to obtain the desired image. With the appearance of solid state detectors such as for example described in the French patent application FR 2 605 166, the detector became less bulky and it was possible to move the detector relative to a fixed remaining object.
- digital detectors in the form of mobile cassettes have been made that can be placed in the immediate vicinity of a patient whose image is to be imaged, when the state of health of the patient prevents his movement towards a patient. room reserved for radiology.
- the mobile cassette essentially comprises a digital ionizing radiation detector in the form of a flat panel and an electronic card ensuring in particular the control of the digital detector.
- the detector and the card are arranged in a housing providing their mechanical protection.
- the cassette used in a portable system undergoes many more manipulations than in a fixed radiological system and it is necessary to strengthen its mechanical protection, especially vis-à-vis shocks that the cassette may be caused to suffer during its movements.
- the digital detector is often made from photosensitive components arranged in a matrix on a glass slab forming the most fragile element of the cassette. In addition to the shocks that could damage it, this slab is also sensitive to deformation including torsion.
- the implementation of a radiological cassette presents particular constraints in thermal matter. It was realized that the operation of the detector was impaired by the ambient temperature. It is possible to correct this alteration, for example by measuring the ambient temperature and globally correcting the image from the detector.
- the presence of the electronic card in the casing of the casette in the immediate vicinity of the detector can cause local artifacts in the radiological image.
- the electronic card does not cover the entire surface of the detector. The area of the detector facing the electronic card is therefore more affected thermally than the rest of the detector. Then, locally in the electronic map, temperature differences may exist due to the presence of various components whose heat dissipation can vary in large proportions. It becomes difficult to correct the effects of these temperature differences.
- the invention aims to improve the mechanical and thermal strength of existing cassettes while limiting their increase in weight.
- the subject of the invention is a portable radiological cassette comprising a digital ionizing radiation detector in the form of a flat panel, an electronic card managing the digital detector and a housing providing mechanical protection for the detector and the detector.
- electronic card characterized in that it comprises in in addition to a flat monoblock base supporting the detector on a first of its main faces and the electronic card on a second of its main faces, the two main faces being opposite, and in that the base is formed of a heterogeneous stack made of so that the surface thermal conductivity of the base is greater than the transverse thermal conductivity of the base, in that the base comprises two outer skins forming the two main faces and an inner material disposed between the two outer skins, the inner material and the two outer skins having a surface substantially equal to that of the detector, and in that the thermal conductivity of the outer skins is greater than the thermal conductivity of the inner material.
- Thermal conductivity is understood to mean the thermal conductivity of the base in directions carried by the two main faces of the base and by transverse thermal conductivity means the thermal conductivity of the base in a direction perpendicular to the directions borne by the two. main faces of the base.
- FIG. 1 represents an example of a radiological system embodying the invention
- FIG. 2 is an exploded view of a first variant of a portable cassette
- Figure 3 shows an exploded view a second variant of portable cassette
- Figure 4 shows in more detail elements disposed within a casing of the cassette
- Figures 5 and 6 show a variant of a base forming the support of the elements arranged inside the housing.
- FIG. 1 shows a radiological system for medical use.
- the system comprises a fixed base station 1 a X-ray generator 2 and a radiation detector in the form of a portable cassette 3.
- the cassette makes it possible to obtain an image of a patient 4 crossed by the X-radiation coming from the generator 2.
- the cassette 3 comprises a digital detector made in the form of a flat panel 5 connected to a control module 6 making it possible to read the image obtained by the flat panel 5 and to digitize it through an analog digital converter.
- the mobile cassette 3 also comprises a data management module 7, a radio module 8, a battery 9 and a battery management module 10.
- the base station comprises a radio module 14, a data management module 15 and a power supply 16.
- Communication means 11 between the cassette 3 and the base station 1 makes it possible to transfer data such as the image between the cassette 3 and the base station 1.
- the data can flow either from the base station 1 to the cassette 3 or from the cassette 3 to the base station 1.
- the communication means may comprise a removable wire link 12 and / or a wireless link 13.
- the two links 12 and 13 are both capable of transferring the data.
- the two radio modules 8 and 14 make it possible to exchange the data between the base station 1 and the cassette 3.
- the data management module 7 of the cassette 3 makes it possible to route the data received or coming from the control module 6 to one of the links 12 or 13.
- the data management module 15 makes it possible to route the data received or coming from one of the links 12 or 13.
- the power supply 16 provides the electrical energy necessary for the operation of the different modules of the base station 1 as well as the cassette 3.
- the system comprises means for charging the battery 9. More specifically, the battery management module 10 measures the charge of the battery 9 and causes its recharge when necessary.
- Figure 2 shows a first variant of portable cassette in exploded view.
- the cassette here bears the mark 17 and comprises a housing 20 having a substantially parallelepipedal shape in which the digital detector 5 is arranged, and an electronic card 18 providing the management of the detector 5.
- the electronic card 18 comprises for example the control module 6, the data management module 7, the radio module 8, and the battery management module 10. These four modules are given by way of example. They are not mandatory for the implementation of the invention.
- the battery 9 is disposed outside the housing 20 to facilitate a possible replacement.
- the housing 20 has six main faces 21 to 26 delimiting the parallelepiped shape.
- the six faces are parallel two by two.
- the detector 5, in the form of a flat panel, has a radiation detection surface close to that of the two largest faces 21 and 22.
- the parallel faces 25 and 26 are the two smaller faces of the housing 20.
- the housing 20 comprises for example an envelope 27 made in a one-piece mechanical part forming the five faces 21 to 25 of substantially parallelepipedal shape, including the two largest faces 21 and 22.
- the housing 20 further comprises a plug 28 for closing the face 26 of the substantially parallelepiped shape.
- the plug 28 can close the face 23 or the face 24. It is however advantageous to place the plug 28 on one of the two smaller faces, in the example shown: the face 26 in order to limit the contact surface as much as possible between the two elements 27 and 28 forming the casing 20 in order to facilitate the sealing of the casing 20 and to increase the mechanical rigidity of the casing 20.
- the fact of making a one-piece piece on five sides makes it possible to strongly stiffen the case. More particularly, the three smaller faces 23, 24 and 25 encircle the housing 20 in two perpendicular directions, which increases the rigidity of the housing 20 in torsion around axes parallel to the two largest faces 21 and 22.
- the various elements disposed inside the housing 20 are integral with each other and are slid into the casing 27 by the face 26 in a translation movement perpendicular to this face. These various elements are for example mounted on a flat base 29 having a surface close to that of the two largest faces 21 and 22.
- the detector 5 is fixed on the base 29 on one side thereof and the electronic card 18 is fixed on the base 29 on the other side thereof.
- the battery 10 is housed inside the parallelepipedal volume formed by the housing 20.
- the battery 10 is housed by the outside of the casette 17 in a recess 30 made in the face 21.
- the face 22, opposite the face 21, is intended to be traversed by the ionizing radiation to be detected.
- the digital detector 5 is disposed inside the housing 20 on the side of the face 22.
- the ISO 4090 standard has defined the dimensions of cassettes enclosing silver films.
- the thickness of the cassettes, defined by the standard, is between 13 and 16 mm.
- the cassette 17 meets, in terms of its dimensions, the requirements of ISO 4090. More particularly, the overall thickness of the cassette 3 measured between the two largest faces 21 and 22 is less than 16 mm. This makes it possible to use the storage means of film cassettes for a digital cassette 1 7.
- FIG. 3 is an exploded view of a second variant of a portable cassette, bearing reference numeral 31 here.
- the housing differs, it is here the reference 32. It is formed of two half-shells 33 and 34 each forming one of the largest faces of the casing 31. The base 29 and the various elements that are attached to it are arranged between the two half-shells 33 and 34 which are then fixed to one another, for example by screwing, at the periphery of the two large faces.
- the battery 10 is, as in the first variant, housed in a recess 30 made in the half-shell 34.
- FIG. 4 shows in more detail the elements disposed inside the housing 20 or the housing 32, namely the base 29 on which the detector 5 and the electronic card 18 are fixed.
- the base 29 has the form of a generally flat plate and comprises two main faces 35 and 36 opposite to each other.
- the detector 5 is fixed on the face 35 and the electronic card 18 on the face 36.
- the assembly formed by the base 29, the electronic card 18 and the detector 5 is self-supporting. This assembly can be manipulated before it is assembled in one of the housings 20 or 32.
- a parallelepipedal radiological cassette as represented in the two variants of FIGS. 2 and 3, it is sought to make the best use of the surface of the largest faces of the parallelepiped for detection of the X-ray radiation.
- the surface of the detector 5 is practically equal to that of the two large faces 21 and 22.
- the base 29 provides the mechanical support function of the detector 5 which occupies almost the entire surface of the base 29 .
- the base is monobloc. It constitutes an autonomous mechanical part.
- the base 29 is formed of a stack comprising at least two skins 37 and 38 external forming the two main faces of the base 29, respectively 35 and 36, and an inner material 39, for example formed of a cellular material arranged between the two skins 37 and 38.
- a cellular material because of its structure, has a high thermal resistance.
- the skins 37 and 38 are advantageously made of a solid material.
- the density of the skins is advantageously greater than that of the internal material.
- the mechanical strength of the two outer skins 37 and 38 is advantageously greater than the mechanical strength of the foam 39.
- the foam 39 and the two skins 37 and 38 are generally flat and have a surface substantially equal to that of the detector 5.
- the overall thickness of the cassette must not exceed 16 mm. In this thickness, one must have the housing, the detector 5, the base 29 and the electronic card 18 equipped with its components. During the design of the cassette, it is constrained by the active elements of the cassette, the detector 5 and the electronic card 18, which leaves little thickness available for the mechanical parts and in particular for the base 29. Tests internal made by the applicant have shown that the thickness of the base 29 should not exceed 2 mm. It is possible to admit a thickness up to 3 mm but this causes greater stresses on the various elements entering the stack of 16 mm.
- the improvement of the mechanical strength of the base is at the expense of its resistance to thermal stress of a radiological cassette. More specifically, materials having a good mechanical strength often have good thermal conductivity. The presence of the electronic card 18 facing a portion of the detector 5 then locally disturbs the operation of the detector 5.
- the embodiment of the base 29 in a homogeneous metallic material such as aluminum or titanium is well indicated for good mechanical strength.
- these metals transmit the heat particularly well and generate artifacts difficult to correct.
- the thermal situation can be improved by making the base 29 of composite material, for example fibers embedded in resin. The small thickness of the base 29 does not completely improve the thermal situation.
- the presence of the foam 39 in the stack of the base 29 allows a thermal break in a transverse direction of the base.
- the skins 37 and 38 have a thermal conductivity greater than the thermal conductivity of the foam 39.
- the card Electronic 18 diffuses the heat emitted during its operation to the skin 38 on which it is attached. Due to the difference in surface and transverse thermal conductivity of the base 29, the heat emitted by the electronic card 18 tends to diffuse more easily by conduction over the entire surface of the skin 38 than transversely towards the other skin 37. thus obtaining a more homogeneous temperature of the skin 37 in contact with the detector 5, than in the absence of thermal break.
- the two skins 37 and 38 are made of the same material to simplify the embodiment of the base 29.
- the two skins 37 and 38 may be made of a metal alloy, such as by example an alloy based on iron, copper or aluminum.
- a metal alloy such as by example an alloy based on iron, copper or aluminum.
- certain iron alloys such as stainless steels with austenitic structure have relatively low thermal conductivities, of the order of 15 Wm -1 .K -1 or even 10 Wm -1 .K -1 , it is possible to use these alloys for their mechanical strength property.
- the copper has a thermal conductivity of 390 Wm -1 .K -1 and that the aluminum of 237 W. m- 1 K -1 .
- the skins 37 and 38 in a composite material comprising fibers and resin embedding the fibers.
- Many fibers can be used, such as, for example, glass or carbon fibers.
- Carbon fibers have the advantage of being electrically conductive. They can thus perform an electromagnetic shielding function between the electronic card 18 and the detector 5.
- To improve the mechanical strength it is also possible to drown aramid fibers. It is of course possible to mix different types of fibers according to the desired result.
- the skin 38 may comprise fibers whose thermal conductivity is greater than greater than 30 Wm -1 .K -1 .
- fibers whose thermal conductivity is greater than 30 Wm -1 .K -1 .
- pitch-based carbon fibers known in the English literature as "pitch based carbon fiber” whose thermal conductivity exceeds 500 Wm -1 .K “1 .
- the skin 37 can of course include the same type of fibers.
- the carbon fibers may be placed in the mold in the form of pre-impregnated fibers in several overlapping layers. It is also possible to dispose the dry fibers in the mold and then to inject resin according to a technology known under the name resin transfer molding or "Resin Transfer Modling" in the Anglo-Saxon literature. This manufacturing method also makes it possible to improve the surface condition of faces 35 and 36. The surface state makes it easier to set up the electronic card 18 and the detector 5, in particular by guaranteeing a constant thickness of the film. base 29.
- unidirectional fibers Alternatively to fibers organized in fabrics or mat, one can also use unidirectional fibers. In this case, in order to ensure good mechanical strength, the unidirectional fibers are arranged in several crossed layers. A particular provision of unidirectional fibers has an advantage in terms of thermal conductivity.
- Figure 5 allows to better specify this advantage. More specifically, it is common that the electronic card 18 covers a first portion 40 only of the base 29. A second portion 41 of the base 29 is not covered by the electronic card 18.
- the electronic card 18 covers a first portion 40 only of the base 29. A second portion 41 of the base 29 is not covered by the electronic card 18.
- This orientation of the fibers is performed so as to conduct heat generated by the electronic card during its operation, preferably from part 40 to part 41. This allows a better homogeneity of the skin temperature 38 over its entire surface and more generally over the entire surface of the base 29.
- An example of a foam that can be used is a poly methyl methacrylate foam, known by its Anglo-Saxon abbreviation PMMA for Poly Methyl Methacrylate. This type of foam has a thermal conductivity of the order of 0.04 Wm -1 .K -1 .
- the materials of the skins and the foam so that the ratio between the surface thermal conductivity of the base and the transverse thermal conductivity of the base is greater than 100.
- it may comprise at the periphery of its main faces 35 and 36 a mechanical reinforcement 43 connecting the skins 37 and 38.
- the reinforcement 43 is advantageously made in the material used for the skins 37 and 38.
- the reinforcement 43 can completely follow the perimeter of the faces 35 and 36.
- the reinforcement 43 may alternatively follow only a portion of the perimeter of the faces 35 and 36 as shown in FIG. 5.
- the reinforcement 43 may be used to improve the homogeneity of the temperature of the two skins 37 and 38.
- the reinforcement 43 advantageously has a thermal conductivity greater than the transverse thermal conductivity of the base 29 defined in the absence of the reinforcement 43.
- the reinforcement 43 thus produces a peripheral thermal bridge between the two faces of the base 29.
- the main heat sources of the cassette are electronic components located on the electronic board 18. When these dissipating components are placed far away from the periphery of the electronic card 18, the heat they emit dissipates on the skin 38 before reaching the reinforcement 43 whose temperature is therefore substantially homogeneous.
- the thermal bridge formed by the reinforcement 43 then makes it possible to maintain a good homogeneity of the temperature of the skin 37 on which the digital detector 5 is fixed.
- the skins 37 and 38 are made of composite material, because of the presence of fibers arranged in the plane of the skin, their surface thermal conductivity and better than their transverse thermal conductivity. It is then difficult to make the reinforcement 43 using such a material to fulfill the function of thermal bridge between the two skins 37 and 38. To do this, it would be necessary to integrate in the reinforcement 43 transverse fibers. Alternatively, to simplify the realization of the reinforcement 43, it can be realized in a homogeneous material such as for example an aluminum alloy which provides both the mechanical reinforcement function and thermal bridge between the two skins 37 and 38.
- the base 29, the detector 5 and the electronic card 18 are arranged in the casing 27 by the face 26. More specifically, the assembly formed by these three assembled elements are slid into the casing 27 by the face 26. The cap 28 then closes the face 26.
- the edges of the base 29 provide guidance of the assembly during insertion into the envelope 27. To facilitate this insertion , one can report on the base 29 two sections 45 and 46 providing the slide function which facilitate the setting in position of the base in the housing 20.
- These profiles appear in Figure 6.
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