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

Investigation of a Whole-Body DOI-PET System

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

Palais du Pharo, Marseille

poster • System simulation, design and implementation Poster Session :Simulation, Modeling, Reconstruction

Speaker

Mr junichi ohi (shimadzu)

Description

Recently, small animal depth of interaction (DOI) PET systems are being researched and developed in a variety of laboratories and companies. In this study, we were conducting basic research on a whole-body DOI-PET system which provides spatial resolution that is both high and uniform, and also minimizes costs. The detectors used consist of double-layer 9×10 GSO/GSO crystal blocks, a specially-designed light guide and two rectangular double anode type PMTs. Individual crystal sizes are 2.45×5.1×15mm3, and each layer of crystal blocks has a different decay time. Many of the circuit boards used in our current conventional PET system (SET-3000G SHIMADZU Japan) have been optimized for DOI acquisition. The detectors are arranged to form a 332.5mm radius detection ring, and spatial resolution is obtained from a center to 250mm radius field of view (FOV). The effect of DOI was confirmed using a comparison with the non-DOI system.

Author

Mr junichi ohi (shimadzu)

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