9–12 May 2006
Palais du Pharo, Marseille
Europe/Zurich timezone

Experimental evaluation of the ClearPEM Detector Modules

11 May 2006, 14:00
1h
Palais du Pharo, Marseille

Palais du Pharo, Marseille

poster • Status of animal and clinical PET, SPECT and CT (biomedical and technical) Poster session : Imaging systems, Molecular Imaging

Speaker

Ms Catarina Ortigão (LIP)

Description

ClearPEM is a project to develop a state of the art Positron Emitting Tomograph dedicated to early breast cancer detection. It is developed by a consortium of Portuguese research institutions within the framework of the Crystal Clear Collaboration. The scanner has a modular architecture, where each detector module features an array of 32 LYSO crystals, with double readout by two pixelated Avalanche Photo Diode arrays. The first detector modules have been successfully assembled and tested. In this talk we will present the results of these tests, in terms of Signal Yield, Photopeak Resolution, Asymmetry and Crosstalk.

Author

Dr Pedro Amaral (LIP, Lisbon, Portugal)

Co-authors

Dr Ana Santos (Hospital Garcia da Orta) Mrs Andreia Trindade (LIP) Mr Bruno Carriço (LIP and U. Algarve) Mr Carlos Leong (INOV-INESC) Ms Catarina Ortigão (LIP) Prof. Fernando Almeida (INEGI and U. Porto) Mr Fernando Gonçalves (INOV-INESC) Mr Filipe Lopes (INEGI) Dr Isabel Teixeira (INOV-INESC) Mr Joel Rego (INOV-INESC) Mr José Sampaio (INEGI) Mr João Aguiar (INEGI) Mr João Nobre (INOV-INESC) Dr João Teixeira (INOV-INESC) Prof. João Varela (LIP, IST, CERN) Prof. Luis Peralta (LIP and FCUL) Mr Luis Silva (INOV-INESC) Prof. Maria Abreu (LIP and U. Algarve) Mr Miguel Ferreira (LIP) Mrs Mónica Martins (IBEB and FCUL) Prof. Nuno Ferreira (IBILI) Mr Nuno Matela (IBEB and FCUL) Mr Nuno Oliveira (IBEB and FCUL) Mr Patrick Sousa (LIP and U. Algarve) Prof. Pedro Almeida (IBEB and FCUL) Mr Pedro Bento (INOV-INESC) Mr Pedro Lousã (INOV-INESC) Mr Pedro Rodrigues (LIP) Mr Rui Moura (LIP) Prof. Rui Ribeiro (INEGI and U. Porto) Mr Silva José (LIP)

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