The first Soviet experimental multidetector computer-based gamma tomograph to study brain structures with low-energy gamma-radionuclides is presented. Special attention is paid to the engineering approach, the design and operating principles. It is developed to verify new engineering concepts, to optimize design elements, to test the reconstruction algorithm for tomographic images. Main engineering and design parameters are given.
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