ArticleEuropean radiology experimental2020
Feasibility of CT quantification of intratumoural
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Abstract
backgroundMicrospheres loaded with radioactive
methodsCT quantification was performed on a phantom with various concentrations of HoCl and Ho-MS to investigate the CT sensitivity and calibrate the CT recovery.
resultsIn the phantom, a near perfect linearity (least squares R
conclusionThis study showed that CT-based quantification of Ho microspheres is feasible and is a high-resolution alternative to SPECT-based determination of their local distribution.
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