2001
Absolute Activity Quantitation From Projections Using an Analytical Approach: Comparison With Iterative Methods in Tc-99M and I-123 Brain SPECT
Fakhri G, Kijewski M, Moore S. Absolute Activity Quantitation From Projections Using an Analytical Approach: Comparison With Iterative Methods in Tc-99M and I-123 Brain SPECT. IEEE Transactions On Nuclear Science 2001, 48: 768. DOI: 10.1109/23.940161.Peer-Reviewed Original ResearchVariable collimator responseI-123 studiesOrdered subsets-expectation maximizationI-123Tc-99mTc-99Brain phantomAttenuation correctionAnthropomorphic brain phantomDigital brain phantomTc-99m studiesMonte Carlo simulated projectionsCollimator responseActivity quantitationPathological patientsBrain structuresBrain SPECTActivity distributionPoor spatial resolutionSPECT activityQuantitative accuracyFitting procedurePartial volume effectsCaudate nucleusCorpus callosum
2000
Absolute activity quantitation from projections using an analytical approach: comparison with iterative methods in brain SPECT
Fakhri G, Kijewski M, Moore S. Absolute activity quantitation from projections using an analytical approach: comparison with iterative methods in brain SPECT. 2011 IEEE Nuclear Science Symposium Conference Record 2000, 3: 18/7-1811 vol.3. DOI: 10.1109/nssmic.2000.949215.Peer-Reviewed Original ResearchVariable collimator responseI-123 studiesI-123Tc-99Attenuation correctionTc-99mBrain SPECTDigital brain phantomTc-99m studiesMonte Carlo simulated projectionsCollimator responseActivity quantitationActivity estimationBrain phantomOSEM algorithmBrain structuresActivity distributionAccurate quantitationPoor spatial resolutionSPECT activityFitting procedurePartial volume effectsCaudate nucleusCorpus callosumSpatial resolution
1999
Respective roles of scatter, attenuation, depth-dependent collimator response and finite spatial resolution in cardiac single-photon emission tomography quantitation: a Monte Carlo study
El Fakhri G, Buvat I, Pélégrini M, Benali H, Almeida P, Bendriem B, Todd-Pokropek A, Di Paola R. Respective roles of scatter, attenuation, depth-dependent collimator response and finite spatial resolution in cardiac single-photon emission tomography quantitation: a Monte Carlo study. European Journal Of Nuclear Medicine And Molecular Imaging 1999, 26: 437-446. PMID: 10382086, DOI: 10.1007/s002590050409.Peer-Reviewed Original ResearchConceptsDepth-dependent collimator responseCollimator responseMonte Carlo simulationsActivity underestimationSingle-photon emission tomographyCarlo simulationsSignal-to-noise ratioSpatial resolutionCardiac phantomFWHM spatial resolutionCardiac single-photon emission tomographyQuantitative accuracyAnthropomorphic cardiac phantomPhysical effectsInfluence of scatteringEffect of scatteringScatter countsFull-widthIncreased SNRPoor spatial resolutionScatteringMap homogeneityPhantomMonteImaging system