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Evaluation of motion-correction methods for dual-gated cardiac positron emission tomography/computed tomography imaging
2016
Nuclear medicine communications
and keywords Abstract Dual gating is a method of dividing the data of a cardiac PET scan into smaller bins according to the respiratory motion and the ECG of the patient. It reduces the undesirable motion artefacts in images but produces several images for interpretation and decreases the quality of single images. By using motion correction techniques, the motion artefacts in the dual gated images can be corrected and the images can be combined into a single motion-free image with good
doi:10.1097/mnm.0000000000000539
pmid:27258990
fatcat:2au4brxd7veqpn4pc5y5qzol74