Haber et al., 1990 - Google Patents
Application of mathematical removal of positron range blurring in positron emission tomographyHaber et al., 1990
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- Haber S
- Derenzo S
- Uber D
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- IEEE transactions on nuclear science
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The range of positrons in tissue is an important limitation to the ultimate spatial resolution achievable in positron emission tomography. In this work, a Fourier deconvolution technique is applied to remove range blurring in images taken by the Donner 600-crystal positron …
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