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Zheng, 2011 - Google Patents

CT-PET Image Fusion and PET Image Segmentation for Radiation Therapy

Zheng, 2011

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15229013010276905796
Author
Zheng Y
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PET imaging system delivers abundant functional information which is complementary to the anatomical information provided by CT images. The purpose of this research is to improve the physician's ability to localize and delineate the extent of the tumor by incorporation of the …
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