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Textitis as Seen on 18F-NaF Imaging Using an Ultra-High-Resolution Positron Emission Mammography Scanner

Sharjeel Usmani, Rashid Rasheed and Fareeda Al Kandari
Journal of Nuclear Medicine Technology June 2020, 48 (2) 181-183; DOI: https://doi.org/10.2967/jnmt.119.235986
Sharjeel Usmani
1Department of Nuclear Medicine, Kuwait Cancer Control Center, Shuwaikh, Kuwait; and
2Jaber Al Ahmad Al Sabah Center for Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging, Kuwait City, Kuwait
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Rashid Rasheed
1Department of Nuclear Medicine, Kuwait Cancer Control Center, Shuwaikh, Kuwait; and
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Fareeda Al Kandari
1Department of Nuclear Medicine, Kuwait Cancer Control Center, Shuwaikh, Kuwait; and
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    (A) Maximum-intensity projections of hand showing focal increased tracer activity at first carpometacarpal, trapezium-scaphoid, and second metacarpophalangeal joints (arrows). (B and C) Photographs of GE Healthcare Naviscan PEM scanner.

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    Technical Parameters of PEM Camera (5)

    ParameterCharacteristic
    Acquisition
     ViewsAnterior and posterior images of hands and feet
     Field of view  (x–y plane)24 × 16.8 cm (maximum)
     Field of view  (z direction)Patient-dependent (maximum up to 19 cm)
     Compression force67 newton for breast view, patient-dependent for hand and foot view
     Scan durationVariable (typically 10 min)
    Reconstruction
     Coincidence timing window6 ns
     Energy window350–750 keV
     Acceptance angle25 crystals; angle varies with paddle separation
     AlgorithmIterative 3-dimensional maximum-likelihood expectation maximization
     Number of iterations5
     CorrectionsDetector normalization and geometric efficiency; no corrections for randoms, dead-time, attenuation, scatter, or intrascan decay
    Reconstruction timeDepends on number of counts (typically <15 min)
    Images
     Image matrix136 × 200
     Pixel size1.2 × 1.2 mm
     Resolution2.4 mm in full width at half maximum
     Number of slices12
     Slice thickness1/12 detector separation
     UnitsμCi/cm3 or PEM uptake value
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