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High‐resolution and high‐sensitivity PET for quantitative molecular imaging of the monoaminergic nuclei: A GATE simulation study

7 Apr 2022

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Abstract Purpose Quantitative in vivo molecular imaging of fine brain structures requires high‐spatial resolution and high‐sensitivity. Positron emission tomography (PET) is an attractive candidate to introduce molecular imaging into standard clinical care due to its highly targeted and versatile imaging capabilities based on the radiotracer being used. However, PET suffers from relatively poor spatial resolution...

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PMID: 35390182
DOI: 10.1002/mp.15653

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