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Positron-emission tomography
M. M. Ter-Pogossian
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M. E. Raichle
, B. E. Sobel
Roy and Diana Vagelos Division of Biology & Biomedical Sciences (DBBS)
Neuroimaging Labs Research Center
DBBS - Neurosciences
Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Research Center (IDDRC)
Hope Center for Neurological Disorders
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Positron Emission Tomography/computed Tomography (PET/CT)
100%
Positron
66%
Accurate Localization
66%
Gamma Rays
66%
Computerized Axial Tomography
66%
Biological Activity
33%
Spatial Distribution
33%
Human Subjects
33%
Activity Level
33%
Radioactivity
33%
X-ray
33%
Nuclear Medicine
33%
Biochemical Assessment
33%
Tomography Image
33%
Biochemical Processes
33%
Chemical Compounds
33%
Image Reconstruction
33%
Regional Assessment
33%
Detector Array
33%
Radioactive Isotopes
33%
Biochemical Abnormalities
33%
X-ray Sources
33%
Circular Array
33%
Mathematical Algorithm
33%
Cathode Rays
33%
Surrounding Tissue
33%
Labeled Compounds
33%
Emitted Radiation
33%
Conventional X-ray Image
33%
Arts and Humanities
Human subjects
100%
Spatial
100%
Organ
100%
Cross Section
100%
Medical Technology
100%
Cathode rays
100%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Tomography
100%
Positron
100%
X Ray
40%
Gamma Radiation
40%
Image Reconstruction
20%
Spatial Distribution
20%
Radioactive Isotope
20%
Biological Activity
20%
Medical Science
20%
X Ray Source
20%
Absorption
20%
Radioactivity
20%
Biochemical Process
20%
Physics
Tomography
100%
Positron
100%
Gamma Radiation
40%
X Ray
40%
Detectors
40%
Radioactive Isotope
20%
Image Reconstruction
20%
Nuclear Medicine
20%
X Ray Source
20%
Spatial Distribution
20%
Radioactivity
20%
Homo sapiens
20%
Chemistry
Positron
100%
Biochemicals
60%
Gamma Ray
40%
Bioactivity
20%
Radioisotope
20%
Radioactivity
20%
Chemical Engineering
Radioisotope
100%