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Totalbody Petct Prospective Clinical Applications Hongcheng Shi

Name: Totalbody Petct Prospective Clinical Applications Hongcheng Shi
SKU: BELL-60567864
Price: 31.00 USD
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Publisher: Springer

File Extension: PDF

File size: 14.53 MB

Author: Hongcheng Shi, Guobing Liu, Yiqiu Zhang, Hui Tan, Pengcheng Hu

ISBN: 9789819750641, 9819750644

Language: English

Year: 2024

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Totalbody Petct Prospective Clinical Applications Hongcheng Shi by Hongcheng Shi, Guobing Liu, Yiqiu Zhang, Hui Tan, Pengcheng Hu 9789819750641, 9819750644 instant download after payment.

This book systemically introduces physical properties and clinical applications of total-body PET/CT. Firstly, based on the results of a comparative study between total-body PET/CT and conventional digital PET/CT, the feasibility and diagnostic efficacy of rapid scanning are overviewed. Following chapters present the unique value of total-body PET/CT dynamic acquisition in pharmacokinetic research and its potential advantages, feasibility and optimized imaging of half-dose and one-tenth-dose total-body PET/CT scans. In addition, new technologies that are still being explored and perfected, such as gating technology and ultra-low dose CT are also included. It will be a useful reference for nuclear medicine physicians and radiologists who are interested in total body PET/CT.