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SEGMENTATION OF DYNAMIC TOTAL-BODY [ <sup>18</sup> F]-FDG PET IMAGES USING UNSUPERVISED CLUSTERING

2023-06-24

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<h4> A bstract </h4> Clustering time activity curves of PET images has been used to separate clinically relevant areas of the brain or tumours. However, PET image segmentation in multi-organ level is much less studied due to the available total-body data being limited to animal studies. Now the new PET scanners providing the opportunity to acquire total-body PET scans also from humans are becoming more common,...

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e9204e94-7305-52f9-82cd-56a35697b3ef
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10.1101/2023.06.20.545535
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