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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Jun. 23, 2015
Filed:
Dec. 29, 2010
Erik Oden, Taby, SE;
Ragnar Kullenberg, Oskarstrom, SE;
Anders Ullberg, Aby, SE;
Fredrik Danielsson, Ekero, SE;
Erik Oden, Taby, SE;
Ragnar Kullenberg, Oskarstrom, SE;
Anders Ullberg, Aby, SE;
Fredrik Danielsson, Ekero, SE;
MANTEX AB, , SE;
Abstract
A method for detecting an anomaly in a biological material is disclosed, including the steps of: irradiating the biological material with electromagnetic radiation of at least two different energy levels; measuring the amount of radiation transmitted through the biological material; and determining, for each energy level, a transmission value. Before or after irradiation of the biological material, a reference material of a predetermined thickness is irradiated and the amount of radiation transmitted is determined. For each energy level, a transmission calibration reference value is determined and a calibrated transmission value is determined for the biological material and the calibration reference. A material value based on a relationship between the calibrated transmission value and the presence of an anomaly in the biological material is determined by comparing the determined and expected material values for the biological material. A corresponding apparatus is also disclosed.
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