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Compensation for spill-in and spill-out partial volume effects in cardiac PET imaging

Du et al., 2013

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8905660908879100873
Author
Du Y
Madar I
Stumpf M
Rong X
Fung G
Frey E
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Journal of Nuclear Cardiology

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Abstract Background Partial volume effects (PVEs) in PET imaging result in incorrect regional activity estimates due to both spill-out and spill-in from activity in neighboring regions. It is important to compensate for both effects to achieve accurate quantification. In …
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