Abstract
A simple and inexpensive system is described for recording and playing back radioisotope scans. The system is based on a standard cassette tape recorder which records the detector pulses and position information in sequence on one track of the tape. When a cassette system is employed, routine tape recording of scans is more convenient than with other systems in use. Examples are given of original scans compared with replays produced under different instrumental conditions.
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