… are generally assembled together to form a modular detector, which are used to build a …
the coincidence processing unit with the coincidence window usually set to 3–5 ns. Once a LoR …

… modules (NIM) electronics. Phelps had given the name “ P ositron E mission T ransaxial T
omography” (PETT) to the first tomograph. … to provide a fully sampled data set. In PETT II, the …

… for preclinical systems, coupled to a set of photodetectors such as SiPMs or photomultiplier
… gaps between PMTs in a PET detector module, and ultimately poor collection of scintillation …

… dead space between the modules. With our system the dead space between modules is about
6 mm … The fraction is currently set to 17% of the peak level, while the pulse discrimination …

… a sterile cold kit. All PET … cold kits and synthesis modules were found (P = 0.13), although
a higher proportion of images was rated as excellent by the observers for kits than for modules (…

… Our [ 11 C]kit requires three independent heaters integrated into the radiochemistry module:
one … This is still an improvement over other commercially available wet chemistry modules …

… module for positron emission tomography (PET) has been developed. The detector module
is … In this figure, the baseline offset has been set (in the digitizer module) to a different value …

… three-dimensional ordered-set expectation maximization (OSEM) … by acquiring a stereotactic
set of stationary PEM images (the … using a new, fast modular resistive readout system that is …

… evaluating the possibility to implement the synthesis of homologues carboxylic acids, such
as [ 11 C]palmitic acid and [ 11 C]arachidonic acid on the acetate module set up in this study. …

… computerized axial tomography is that an object can be accurately repro duced from a set of
… Given an in finite set of projections an object can be reconstructed uniquely. In a typical PET …