Virtual simulator definition

Virtual simulator means a computed tomography (CT) unit used in conjunction with relevant software which recreates the treatment machine; and that allows import, manipulation, display, and storage of images from CT and/or other imaging modalities.
Virtual simulator means a computed tomography (CT) unit used in conjunction with relevant software that recreates the treatment machine and that allows import, manipulation, display, and storage of images from CT or other imaging modalities, or both.
Virtual simulator means an imaging unit used in conjunction with relevant software which recreates the treatment machine, and that allows import, manipulation, display, and storage of images from CT and/or other imaging modalities.

Related to Virtual simulator

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