Two normal mice were injected with 8.9 MBq 18FDG and 9.4 MBq 18F−, respectively. One and a half hours later the mice were centered inside the gantry and imaged for 1 hour. CT transmission scans of the mice were performed on a MicroCAT™ II tomograph with the same protocol as the CT scan for the image quality phantom. The PET data were reconstructed with FORE+2DFBP (with a ramp filter cutoff at the Nyquist frequency) and MAP reconstructions (β = 0.01) with all available corrections applied, including attenuation and scatter.
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- Injection of 8.9 MBq 18FDG into one normal mouse
- Injection of 9.4 MBq 18F- into another normal mouse
- PET data reconstructed with FORE+2DFBP (with a ramp filter cutoff at the Nyquist frequency)
- PET data reconstructed with MAP reconstructions (β = 0.01) with all available corrections applied, including attenuation and scatter
- The mice were centered inside the gantry and imaged for 1 hour
- CT transmission scans of the mice were performed on a MicroCAT™ II tomograph with the same protocol as the CT scan for the image quality phantom
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