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Abstract
It is known that the main difficulty in whole body counting is the accuracy with which the assessment of internal incorporation could be done. In most known conventional whole body counting systems inaccuracies up to 300% exist. These inaccuracies arise from the unknown position of the source within the big volume of the body in addition to the unknown dynamics of the incorporated activity inside the body.