| Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 11013377 | Médecine Nucléaire | 2018 | 8 Pages |
Abstract
Artifacts result from discrepancy between the estimated density values coming from the reconstructed CT image and the real value. They may come from many reasons (patient, device, algorithm, RX physical) and lead to deterioration of image quality and bad attenuation correction for SPECT or PET.
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Authors
G. Bonardel, C. Barrau, M. Soussan, E. D'Estanque, B. Erra, C. Etard, N. Fayard, M.O. Habert, S. Hapdey, E. Hindie, F. Hyafil, C. Labriolle Vaylet, O. Lairez, P.Y. Leroux, P. Olivier, M. Queneau, E. Rust, R. Seban, M. Wartski,