Design considerations for PET/CT tomographs
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Design considerations for PET/CT tomographs
Nuklearmedizin.
2005.
Abstract
Recent advances in 3D detector technology, signal processing, ergonomics and clinical application software support the increasing acceptance of PET and PET/CT as a diagnostic tool in clinical practice. The GEMINI GXL family of PET/CT tomographs integrates these improvements to offer consistently high quality PET/CT imaging to all patients, regardless of weight and girth, in the shortest possible study times.
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