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Continuous Repetitive Data Acquisition with 123I-FP-CIT SPECT: Effects of Rotation Speed and Rotation Time

Norikazu Matsutomo, Eri Takano, Tomoaki Yamamoto and Eisuke Sato
Journal of Nuclear Medicine Technology December 2019, 47 (4) 319-325; DOI: https://doi.org/10.2967/jnmt.119.228783
Norikazu Matsutomo
1Department of Medical Radiological Technology, Faculty of Health Sciences, Kyorin University, Tokyo, Japan; and
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Eri Takano
2Department of Radiology, Saku Central Hospital, Nagano, Japan
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Tomoaki Yamamoto
1Department of Medical Radiological Technology, Faculty of Health Sciences, Kyorin University, Tokyo, Japan; and
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Eisuke Sato
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    Image reconstruction from acquisition data by added-projection-data process and by added-reconstructed-image process. SC = scatter correction; AC = attenuation correction; RR = resolution recovery.

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    Profile and VOI setting: FWHM (A) and %CV (B).

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    Comparison of FWHM results: added-projection-data process (A) and added-reconstructed-image process (B). Results did not clearly differ among CRRA images acquired with each rotation parameter and SS mode. rot = rotations.

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    %CV: added-projection-data process (A) and added reconstruction image process (B) in which images were summed after each frame was reconstructed in independent process. %CV obtained by CRRA with added-projection-data process increased with increase in acquisition rotation speed. *P < 0.05 vs. SS mode and CRRA. rot = rotations.

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    SBR comparison: added-projection-data process (A) and added-reconstructed-image process (b). SBR did not change with increase in acquisition rotation speed with added-projection-data process. However, SBR obtained by CRRA with added-reconstructed-image process was lower than that obtained with SS mode. rot = rotations.

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    Reconstructed images of striatal phantom using CRRA and SS mode: added-projection-data process (A) and added-reconstructed-image process (B). Uniformity of background area decreased with faster rotation speed. rot = rotations.

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    Difference Values in SBR Between CRRA and SS Mode

    Difference0.50 rpm × 30 rot0.17 rpm × 10 rot0.10 rpm × 6 rot0.05 rpm × 3 rotMean
    Between CRRA with added-projection-data process and SS mode5.24.011.35.06.3
    Between CRRA with added-reconstructed-image process and SS mode9.919.515.816.115.3
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