Radiation image conversion panel and preparation method thereof
AssigneeKonica Minolta Medical & Graphic, Inc.
InventorsOsamu Morikawa, Takehiko Shoji, Shinji Kudo
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AssigneeKonica Minolta Medical & Graphic, Inc.
InventorsOsamu Morikawa, Takehiko Shoji, Shinji Kudo
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It is an object to provide a radiation image conversion panel exhibiting excellent properties in luminance and sharpness, and a preparation method thereof. Provided also is a drastically increased amount of stimulated luminescence of a post-manufacture radiation image conversion panel. Disclosed is a method for manufacturing a radiation image conversion panel in which a stimulable phosphor layer having a thickness of not less than 50 μm is formed on a support vapor deposition and then is heat-treated, wherein a ratio of transmittance T/T0 (T represents transmittance after heat-treating, and T0 before heat-treating) at a stimulated luminescence wavelength of the stimulable phosphor is 0.5≦T/T0≦10. Also disclosed is a method for manufacturing a radiation image conversion panel via conducting a process of soaking in a halogenated solvent, as well as a process of heating a phosphor panel possessing a stimulable phosphor layer.
A method for manufacturing a radiation image conversion panel in which a stimulable phosphor layer having a thickness of not less than 50 μm is formed on a support via vapor deposition and then is heat-treated,
The method for manufacturing the radiation image conversion panel in which a stimulable phosphor layer having a thickness of not less than 50 μm is formed on a support vapor deposition and then is heat-treated,
A method for manufacturing a radiation image conversion panel comprising a support having thereon a stimulable phosphor layer;
A method for manufacturing a radiation image conversion panel comprising a support having thereon a stimulable phosphor layer;
A method for manufacturing a radiation image conversion panel by conducting processes comprising:
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