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Applications of artificial intelligence in nuclear medicine. [PDF]

Z Med Phys
Kaiser L, Wendler T, Hardiansyah D, Hellwig D, Lohmann P, Nekolla S, Papp L, Ritt P, Shiyam Sundar LK, Tran-Gia J, Zatcepin A, Miederer I.   +11 more
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Design and first experimental results of an edgeless PET prototype for breast imaging: DeepBreast. [PDF]

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Freire M, Jiménez-Serrano S, Gonzalez-Montoro A, García FB, Toledo JF, Barberá J, Álamo J, Torres-Espallardo I, Vidal LF, Loignon-Houle F, de Alfonso C, Echegoyen S, Rodríguez-Álvarez MJ, Sánchez F, González AJ.   +14 more
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Radioactive ion beam adaptive treatment of mouse tumors using in-beam PET

Durante M, Moglioni M, Vitacchio T, Evangelista F, Nitta M, Boscolo D, Lovatti G, Sokol O, Haettner E, Tinganelli W, Graeff C, Weber U, Schuy C, Bückner A, Corbetta G, Doyle L, Volz L, Martire M, Wagner T, Helm A, Werkheiser C, Kostyleva D, Prajapat R, Singh S, Rocco E, Bortfeldt J, Thirolf P, Scheidenberger C, Parodi K, Purushothaman S.   +29 more
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A combined micro-PET/CT scanner for small animal imaging

Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research, Section A: Accelerators, Spectrometers, Detectors and Associated Equipment, 2006
A micro-PET/CT system was developed by combination of an in-house micro-CT and a microPET® R4 scanner. The cone-beam micro-CT consists of a rotational gantry that fits an X-ray tube, a CCD-based X-ray detector, and motor-driven linear stages. The gantry was designed to be coaxial with the scanner of microPET® R4.
Yu-Ching Ni, Keh-Shih Chuang
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YAP-(S)PET small animal scanner: Quantitative results

IEEE Transactions on Nuclear Science, 2003
At present, at the Dept of Experimental and Clinical Medicine of the University of Ferrara, the YAP-(S)PET scanner is employed in small animal SPECT studies, with 99mTc labelled radiotracers, dedicated to obtain quantitative activity measurements in a region of interest (ROI) directly from a reconstructed image of a rat, with respect to the traditional
DI DOMENICO, Giovanni, ZAVATTINI, Guido, MORETTI, Elena, PIFFANELLI, Adriano, GIGANTI, Melchiore, MOTTA, Alfonso, SABBA, NICOLA, UCCELLI, Licia, BENINI, ELISA, DUATTI, Adriano, BOLZATI, Cristina, BOSCHI, Alessandra, DEL GUERRA, Alberto   +12 more
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An MR compatible PET scanner for imaging small animals

Nuclear Medicine Communications, 2004
Combined PET-CT scanners are becoming standard for clinical PET imaging. The development of a combined PET-MR scanner poses greater technological challenges. A prototype small animal MR compatible PET scanner has previously been designed, constructed and evaluated in collaboration with UCLA School of Medicine.
MacKewn, J, Strul, D, Keevil, S.F., Hallett, W.A., Halsted, P, Page, R.A., Cash, D, Williams, S.C.R., Cherry, S.R., Marsden, P.K.   +9 more
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Design of a small animal MR compatible PET scanner

IEEE Transactions on Nuclear Science, 1999
Using a combination of Monte Carlo simulations and experimental measurements we have designed a small-animal MRI-compatible PET (McPET) scanner for simultaneous PET imaging and MRI of mice and rats in vivo. The scanner consists of one ring of 480 LSO (Lu/sub 2/SiO/sub 5/) crystals arranged in three layers, with 160 crystals per layer.
Simon Cherry, Keyvan Farahani, Yiping Shao   +2 more
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