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PSMR-TBP 2022 9th Conference on PET/MR and SPECT/MR & Total-body PET workshop

28 May 2022 to 1 June 2022
La Biodola, Isola d'Elba
Europe/Rome timezone

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Session

Special session on PET/MR and TB-PET phantoms

29 May 2022, 17:20
La Biodola, Isola d'Elba

La Biodola, Isola d'Elba

Hotel Hermitage

Conveners

Special session on PET/MR and TB-PET phantoms

  • Kris Thielemans
  • Stefaan Vandenberghe

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  1. 79. Need for PET/MR and TB-PET phantom standardization
    Charalampos Tsoumpas (University Medical Center Groningen)
    29/05/2022, 17:20
  2. 65. Quantitative myocardial perfusion imaging. A novel multimodality phantom validation
    Riemer Slart
    29/05/2022, 17:40
  3. 43. 3D printing of an anthropomorphic head phantom for PET/MRI
    Mr Benedikt Bothe (University Medical Centre Rostock, University Medical Centre Leipzig)
    29/05/2022, 17:55
    PET/MR and TB-PET phantoms
    Oral

    Introduction: Quality assurance tests of functional nuclear medicine imaging with positron emission tomography (PET) in combination with MRI requires standardized phantoms visible in both modalities. The required measurements are usually performed using homogeneously filled PMMA phantoms. However, anthropomorphic, heterogeneous phantoms are needed to replicate patient examinations in the best...

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  4. 68. Physical MRI phantoms from radiomics perspective
    Dr Lejla Alic
    29/05/2022, 18:10
    New technologies for PET/MR and TB-PET
    Oral

    MRI has a number of distinct clinical advantages: e.g. multi-sequence capabilities producing superior contrast among soft tissues, full 3D imaging, and no ionizing radiation. Additionally, quantitative imaging biomarkers (referred to as radiomics) based upon MRI show promising single-study results for diagnosis, treatment monitoring, and outcome prediction. While relatively simple measures...

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  5. 41. Image Quality Phantom Comparison of the Biograph Vision Quadra and Biograph Vision PET/CT Scanners
    Hasan Sari (Advanced Clinical Imaging Technology Siemens Healthcare AG)
    29/05/2022, 18:25
    Total Body PET clinical systems and applications
    Oral

    Comparing scanners performance can be a rather complicated task, since the NEMA protocol was not designed considering long axial field of view PET scanners. This work compares several image quality measures using the NEMA IQ phantom for the Biograph Vision and Biograph Vision Quadra PET/CT scanners. Two acceptance angles of the Vision Quadra were considered in the comparison. The aim was to...

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  6. 80. Phantom Studies to Characterize Total-Body PET System Performance
    Margaret Daube-Witherspoon (University of Pennsylvania)
    29/05/2022, 18:40
    PET/MR and TB-PET phantoms
    Oral

    Introduction: Total-body PET systems have two main advantages over scanners with standard axial fields-of-view (AFOVs): their high sensitivity and the capability to image dynamic processes in major organs of the body simultaneously. NEMA PET performance standards (NEMA NU-2) were developed more than 2 decades ago for scanners with AFOV of 65 cm or less, and these measurements may not...

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  7. 67. Round table
    29/05/2022, 18:55
  8. 66. Total body PET phantoms
    Margaret Daube-Witherspoon (University of Pennsylvania)
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