ArticleEJNMMI physics2022
Ultra high speed SPECT bone imaging enabled by a deep learning enhancement method: a proof of concept.
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Abstract
backgroundTo generate high-quality bone scan SPECT images from only 1/7 scan time SPECT images using deep learning-based enhancement method. MATERIALS AND
methodsNormal-dose (925-1110 MBq) clinical technetium 99 m-methyl diphosphonate (99mTc-MDP) SPECT/CT images and corresponding SPECT/CT images with 1/7 scan time from 20 adult patients with bone disease and a phantom were collected to develop a lesion-attention weighted U
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conclusionsOur proposed method can yield significant image quality improvement in the noise level, details of anatomical structure and SUV accuracy, which enabled applications of ultra fast SPECT bone imaging in real clinic settings.
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