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Absolute in vivo quantitation of myocardial activity

Da Silva et al., 2000

Document ID
8512627089416682513
Author
Da Silva A
Tang H
Wong K
Wu M
Dae M
Hasegawa B
Publication year
Publication venue
IEEE Transactions on Nuclear Science

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Quantitation of myocardial SPECT images corrected for attenuation underestimates the true radionuclide content due to partial volume errors. To measure radionuclide uptake more accurately, the authors have developed a technique to compensate these images for partial …
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