Performance evaluation of Microinsert II - A submillimeter resolution small animal PET scanner

Joseph O'Sullivan; Bosky Ravindranath; Jie Wen; Aswin J. Mathews; Dimitre Tomov; David Catherall; Ke Li; Qiang Wang; Sergey Komarov; Yuan-Chuan Tai

Performance evaluation of Microinsert II - A submillimeter resolution small animal PET scanner

Joseph O'Sullivan, Bosky Ravindranath, Jie Wen, Aswin J. Mathews, Dimitre Tomov, David Catherall, Ke Li, Qiang Wang, Sergey Komarov, Yuan-Chuan Tai

University of Missouri-St. Louis

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Original language	American English
Journal	The Journal of Nuclear Medicine
Volume	55
State	Published - May 2014

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Electrical and Computer Engineering

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Performance evaluation of Microinsert II - A submillimeter resolution small animal PET scanner

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