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Respiratory-gated positron emission tomography and breath-hold computed tomography coupling to reduce the influence of respiratory motion: methodology and …

Daouk et al., 2009

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3435116321932538523
Author
Daouk J
Fin L
Bailly P
Meyer M
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Acta Radiologica

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Background: Respiratory motion causes uptake in positron emission tomography (PET) images of chest and abdominal structures to be blurred and reduced in intensity. Purpose: To compare two respiratory-gated PET binning methods (based on frequency and amplitude …
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