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English: Additional file 4: Figure S4 Central slices of eight small-animal PET scans are displayed in gated and gating+ form. Top four sets illustrate the gated and gating+ form of the scans which contain useful motion information. It is seen that the gating+ images maintain motion information while suppressing noise. The bottom four sets illustrate scans that do not benefit from gating. In these scans, we see that the reduction of image quality caused by gating is minimized in the gating+ images. |
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| Source | Kesner A, Abourbeh G, Mishani E, Chisin R, Tshori S, Freedman N (2013). "Gating, enhanced gating, and beyond: information utilization strategies for motion management, applied to preclinical PET". EJNMMI Research. DOI:10.1186/2191-219X-3-29. PMID 23618039. PMC: 3648448. | ||
| Author | Kesner A, Abourbeh G, Mishani E, Chisin R, Tshori S, Freedman N | ||
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