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Advances in nuclear emission PET and SPECT imaging

Garcia et al., 2000

Document ID
1832512704718053803
Author
Garcia E
Faber T
Galt J
Cooke C
Folks R
Publication year
Publication venue
IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Magazine

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Improvements in technology and methods have resulted in a field that is ready to unlock the body's secrets. The advancements reviewed in this article are remarkable. Just ten years ago, SPECT myocardial tomograms exhibited a spatial resolution of close to 2 cm and PET …
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