Short leading and trailing frames to improve image quality in positron emission tomography (PET)
A leading frame and electronic technology, applied in radiation measurement, 2D image generation, computer tomography scanner, etc., can solve the problems of inaccurate modeling of active scattering, useful AFOV reduction, and large edge slice noise. Achieve improved sensitivity, reduced scan time, and better coverage
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[0022] The present disclosure relates to improvements in PET imaging using one or more axial frames. In an illustrative contemplated embodiment, cardiac PET imaging is performed using PET / CT with a single frame having a system axial extent of about 15 cm. In practice, it was found that edge effects at the axial ends of the FOV could cause the outer edge axial slices to be degraded or unusable, resulting in an effective axial width of approximately 12 cm. This is barely large enough to accommodate a normal heart, which may truncate the heart if it is larger than normal or if the axial positioning of the heart in the PET scanner is less than fully centered in the FOV in the axial direction. The degradation of edge slices has two causes: (1) scattering from outside the FOV, and (2) low sensitivity (where the sensitivity of edge slices can be seen as the difference between the total count of edge slices and the axial slice located at the center of FOV Ratio compared to the total ...
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