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A Matheematical Model for Positron-Emission Tomography Systems Having Time-of-Flight Measurements
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Image ReconstructionEngineeringMeasurementAnnihilation PhotonsPositron Emission TomographyPhoton-counting Computed TomographyCoincidence DetectionInstrumentationNuclear MedicineTime-of-flight ImagingRadiologyHealth SciencesRadiation DetectionMedical ImagingPhysicsReconstruction TechniqueScintillatorInverse ProblemsSynchrotron RadiationHigh Speed ElectronicsMatheematical ModelBiomedical Imaging
Improvements in high speed electronics and scintillation-crystal technology now permit usable differential time-of-flight measurements to be made in tomography systems that employ coincidence detection of the annihilation photons created with positron emitting radionuclides. A mathematical model for these new measurements is developed in this paper. Reconstruction algorithms and their signal-to-noise ratio performance are given.
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