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A simple and inexpensive electrical modification of the pulse-height analyzers of the Ohio-Nuclear Model 84FD rectilinear scanner, which allows the use of wide pulse-height intervals, is described. The modified instrument is applied to 67Ga scanning, in which the increase acceptance of gamma rays produces scans of increased count density and improved image quality.
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