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Energy‐based scatter estimation in clinical PET

Hamill et al., 2024

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9069933926116792274
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Hamill J
Cabello J
Surti S
Karp J
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Medical Physics

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Background Scatter correction (SC) is essential in PET for accurate quantitative imaging. The state‐of‐the‐art SC method is single‐scatter simulation (SSS). Although this method is usually robust and accurate, it can fail in some situations, for example when there is motion …
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