ArticleEJNMMI reports2024
Quantitative assessment of kidney split function and mean transit time in healthy patients using dynamic
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purposeOur objective was to assess a deconvolution and denoising technique based on Legendre polynomials compared to matrix deconvolution on dynamic
methodThe study was carried out and compared to the data of 24 healthy patients from a published study who underwent examinations with
resultsFor split function, we only observed a good agreement between the processing methods for the
conclusionsThe processing methods used in the original publication and in the post-publication work were quite complex and required adaptation of the fitting parameters for each individual and each type of examination. Our method did not require any specific adjustment; the same unmodified and fully automated algorithm was successfully applied to all data.
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