ArticleEuropean journal of nuclear medicine and molecular imaging2021
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Abstract
purposeTo investigate the kinetic metrics of 2-[
methodsDynamic TB-PET was performed for nine healthy volunteers. Time-to-activity curves (TACs) were obtained by drawing regions of interest in the organs. A two-tissue compartment model was fitted for each tissue TAC. Constant rates, including k
resultsConstant rates and MRFDG varied significantly among organs and subjects, but not among sides or sub-regions within an organ. The mean k
conclusionThe kinetic rates and MRFDG significantly differed among organs. The kinetic metrics of FDG parameters in normal organs can serve as a reference for future dynamic PET imaging and research.
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