SPECT

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SPECT, the acronym for Single Photon Emission Computed Tomography, is a nuclear medicine imaging modality, giving information about a patient’s specific organ or body system. SPECT is a nuclear medicine technique that uses radiopharmaceuticals, a rotating camera and a computer to produce images which allow us to visualize functional information about a patient’s specific organ or body system. SPECT images are functional in nature rather than being purely anatomical such as ultrasound, C ....etc

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Emission Computed Tomography is a technique where by multi cross sectional images of tissue function can be produced , thus removing the effect of overlying and underlying activity. The technique of ECT is generally considered as two separate modalities. SINGLE PHOTON Emission Computed Tomography involves the use single gamma ray emitted per nuclear disintegration. Positron Emission Tomography makes use of radio isotopes such as gallium-68, when two gamma rays each of 511KeV, are emitted simultaneously where a positron from a nucl ....etc

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Detecting Patient Motion in SPECT Imaging Using Stereo Optical Cameras



1. Introduction
Patient motion causes many problems in SPECT imaging, such as blur and other motion artifacts. If patient motion is excessive, it may be necessary to repeat an acquisition, with consequent cost and inconvenience. Previous approaches to motion detection relied on inconsistency checks or motion tracking, or were limited to rigid body parts, such as the head. The goal of this work is to des ....etc

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SPECT, the acronym for Single Photon Emission Computed Tomography, is a nuclear medicine imaging modality, giving information about a patient’s specific organ or body system. The patient is injected with a radiopharmaceutical, which will emit Gamma rays. The radio activity is collected by an instrument called gamma camera and the image is reconstructed. SPECT is used to make three dimensional images of the heart, to perform brain studies and for skeletal scintigraphy. It is reasonable to speculate about a constant by perhaps a slower rate ....etc

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With the proliferation of portable electronic devices, power efficient data transmission has become increasingly important. For serial data transfer, universal asynchronous receiver / transmitter (UART) circuits are often implemented because of their inherent design simplicity and application specific versatility. Components such as laptop keyboards, palm pilot organizers and modems are few examples of devices that employ UART circuits. In this work, design and analysis of a robust UART architecture has been carried out to minimiz ....etc

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Emission Computed Tomography is a technique where by multi cross sectional images of tissue function can be produced , thus removing the effect of overlying and underlying activity. The technique of ECT is generally considered as two separate modalities. SINGLE PHOTON Emission Computed Tomography involves the use single gamma ray emitted per nuclear disintegration. Positron Emission Tomography makes use of radio isotopes such as gallium-68, when two gamma rays each of 511KeV, are emitted simultaneously where a positron from a nucl ....etc

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ABSTRACT
SPECT, the acronym for Single Photon Emission Computed
Tomography, is a nuclear medicine imaging modality, giving information
about a patientâ„¢s specific organ or body system. The patient is
injected with a radiopharmaceutical, which will emit Gamma rays. The
radio activity is collected by an instrument called gamma camera and
the image is reconstructed. SPECT is used to make three dimensional
images of the heart, to perform brain studies and for skeletal ....etc

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