Zaidi et al., 2022 - Google Patents
Monte Carlo techniques in nuclear medicine dosimetryZaidi et al., 2022
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- 7252096381176655529
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- Zaidi H
- Andreo P
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- Monte Carlo Calculations in Nuclear Medicine (Second Edition) Therapeutic applications
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In this chapter, the framework for the application of the Monte Carlo method to a wide range of problems in nuclear medicine dosimetry is introduced. It also presents an introductory review of the different Monte Carlo codes and some of their applications in imaging and …
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