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1 January 1986 3-D Imaging With A 3-D PET: A Complete Simulation Of The HISPET Tomograph
A. Del Guerra, M. Conti, W. R. Nelson, R. Porinelli, C. Rizzo
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Abstract
We have designed a HIgh Spatial resolution Positron Emission Tomograph with a 2π solid angle coverage, based on the use of MultiWire Proportional Chambers with dense drift space converters. The imaging capabilities of HISPET have been studied with a fully 3-D Monte Carlo simulation of the tomograph and various source/phantom configurations. By using a simple 3-D filtered back-projection algorithm a spatial resolution of 4 mm (FWHM) has been obtained. The imaging results for several radioisotope distributions are presented.
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A. Del Guerra, M. Conti, W. R. Nelson, R. Porinelli, and C. Rizzo "3-D Imaging With A 3-D PET: A Complete Simulation Of The HISPET Tomograph", Proc. SPIE 0671, Physics and Engineering of Computerized Multidimensional Imaging and Processing, (1 January 1986); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.966675
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KEYWORDS
Spatial resolution

Monte Carlo methods

Radioisotopes

Image filtering

Reconstruction algorithms

Image processing

Sensors

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