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Schaefferkoetter et al., 2019 - Google Patents

Low dose positron emission tomography emulation from decimated high statistics: a clinical validation study

Schaefferkoetter et al., 2019

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13187790123599289585
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Schaefferkoetter J
Nai Y
Reilhac A
Townsend D
Eriksson L
Conti M
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Medical physics

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Purpose The fundamental nature of positron emission tomography (PET), as an event detection system, provides some flexibility for data handling, including retrospective data manipulation. The reorganization of acquisition data allows the emulation of new scans …
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