Pani et al., 2011 - Google Patents
Design and characterization of a dual modality (SPET-US) tomographic devicePani et al., 2011
- Document ID
- 266701717987199388
- Author
- Pani R
- Cinti M
- Bennati P
- Pellegrini R
- Cencelli V
- Fabbri A
- de Notaristefani F
- Sacco D
- Baroncelli A
- Amendola G
- Scafè R
- Ridolfi S
- De Vincentis G
- Di Castro E
- Mattioli M
- Boccaccio P
- Moschini G
- Lanconelli N
- Meo S
- Navarria F
- Publication year
- Publication venue
- 2011 IEEE Nuclear Science Symposium Conference Record
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In the last few years, integrated dual-imaging systems have emerged as a new modality for cancer staging with the aim to offer both functional and anatomic information. At moment the prevalent dual modality devices are based on Computer Tomography and Positron …
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