Simultaneous imaging of multi nuclides using the Electron Tracking Compton gamma-ray camera based on small animal and phantom experiments

S Kabuki ,R Kohara,Hideo Saji ,Atsushi Kubo ,Hidekazu Kawashima ,Masashi Ueda ,Yuji Nakamoto ,Takashi Shirahata ,Etsuji Yamamoto ,Osamu Miyazaki ,Hiro Amano ,Kôichi Ogawa ,Tomohisa Okada ,K Miuchi ,Tsutomu Nakahara ,T Nakazawa ,Hiroyuki Kimura ,H Kubo ,Kaori Togashi ,Etsuo Kunieda ,Shunsuke Kurosawa ,T Tanimori

doi:10.1109/nssmic.2008.4774145

Simultaneous imaging of multi nuclides using the Electron Tracking Compton gamma-ray camera based on small animal and phantom experiments

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https://doi.org/10.1109/nssmic.2008.4774145

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Publication Date: Oct 1, 2008

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Affiliation: Kyoto University, Hitachi (Japan), Keio University, Hosei University

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Compton Camera has a potential for nuclear medicine. Because energy dynamic range and field of view is wide. Electron Tracking Compton Camera (ETCC) which we have developed consists of two detectors micro Time Projection Chamber (μTPC) and Pixel Scintillator Array (PSA). We have developed two type of ETCC small and large, and we have evaluated these cameras and have imaged phantom and small animal.

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