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Performance Assessment of a Preclinical PET Scanner with Pinhole Collimation by Comparison to a Coincidence-Based Small-Animal PET Scanner [PDF]
PET imaging of rodents is increasingly used in preclinical research, but its utility is limited by spatial resolution and signal-to-noise ratio of the images. A recently developed preclinical PET system uses a clustered-pinhole collimator, enabling high-resolution, simultaneous imaging of PET and SPECT tracers. Pinhole collimation strongly departs from
Matthew D, Walker +8 more
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Spatial Resolution and Sensitivity of the Inveon Small-Animal PET Scanner [PDF]
The Inveon small-animal PET scanner is characterized by a large, 127-mm axial length and a 161-mm crystal ring diameter. The associated high sensitivity is obtained by using all lines of response (LORs) up to the maximum ring difference (MRD) of 79, for which the most oblique LORs form acceptance angles of 38.3 degrees with transaxial planes.
Visser, E.P. +6 more
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Validation of PeneloPET against two small animal PET scanners [PDF]
PeneloPET is a Monte Carlo application based on PENELOPE. We present here the new features and results of validation tests for the new version of PeneloPET that has been compared against data from real scanners. PeneloPET was built as a powerful tool for PET simulation, it is easy to use, fast and very accurate.
España, Samuel +6 more
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Understanding the importance of quality control and quality assurance in preclinical PET/CT imaging
The fundamental principle of experimental design is to ensure efficiency and efficacy of the performed experiments. Therefore, it behoves the researcher to gain knowledge of the technological equipment to be used.
Wendy A. McDougald, Julia G. Mannheim
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Background: Increased throughput in small animal preclinical studies using positron emission tomography leads to reduced costs and improved efficiency of experimental design, however the presence of multiple off-centre subjects, as opposed to a single ...
Nikos Efthimiou +10 more
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Alzheimer’s disease (AD) is characterized by formation of amyloid plaques and neurofibrillary tangles in the brain, which can be mimicked by transgenic mouse models.
Antje Willuweit +17 more
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Characterization of the Ferrara animal PET scanner
A dedicated small animal PET scanner, YAPPET, was designed and built at Ferrara University. Each detector consists of a 20 20 matrix of 2 2 30 mm 3 YAP:Ce finger-like crystals glued together and directly coupled to a Hamamatsu position sensitive photomultiplier. The scanner is made from four detectors positioned on a rotating gantry at a distance of
DI DOMENICO, Giovanni +6 more
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Image quality assessment using NEMA NU 4/2008 standards in small animal PET scanner
In Brazil, there are few microPET in use and a quality control protocols standardization are needed to harmonize their use in the research field. Thus, the purpose of this study is to characterize the image quality performance of the microPET scanner ...
Andréa Vidal Ferreira +3 more
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Cardiac monitoring after murine myocardial infarction, using serial non-invasive cardiac 18F-FDG positron emissions tomography (PET) represents a suitable and accurate tool for in vivo studies.
Maximilian Fischer +17 more
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The small animal positron emission tomography (PET) scanner from Molecular Imaging Laboratory (LIM/CDTN) is dedicated to pre-clinical studies on new 18F and 11C-based radiopharmaceuticals and to development of novel applications for well-known ...
João Vitor do Carmo Barbosa +6 more
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