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Kazuyuki MINAMI, Kazutaka EJIRI, Masaki KATO, Shuichi TACHIKI, Mamoru ...2000Volume 49Issue 12 Pages 575-586
Published: December 15, 2000
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JOURNAL FREE ACCESSTo avoid the influence of cross-talk photons, we developed a new scanning method of 123I-BMIPP and 201TlCl myocardial SPECT named“serial dual isotope SPECT”and estimated the usefulness and accuracy of the cross-talk correction. This imaging method consisted of the two serial SPECT : the routine 123I-BMIPP SPECT started at 30 min after the injection of 123I-BMIPP and the dual isotope SPECT started sequentially at 10 min after the injection of 201TlCl. The second SPECT provided the 201TlCl image (71±7 keV) with scattering photons from 123I-BMIPP. The real 201TlCl image without scattering photons was obtained by subtracting the scattering image of the first SPECT from the 201TlCl image with scattering photons. To evaluate the accuracy and the usefulness of this method, we carried out a fundamental experiment using filter papers soaked with the individual radiopharmaceutical and an acrylic phantom as a scattering material with the same process. The result showed that the corrected 201TlCl image was almost equal to the real 201TlCl image in terms of image counts and image profiles. In the myocardial phantom and the clinical study, the correction images showed good agreements with the real 201TlCl images of the patient in count profile, polar map, image-contrast and background level. In the phantom study, less than three pixels (about 1.5cm) differences between the first SPECT and the second SPECT were permitted to generate the reliable corrected 201TlCl SPECT. The most important advantage of this method is that the difference of photon scattering in individual patients can be corrected perfectly.View full abstractDownload PDF (4768K) -
Kunimitsu OONOBORI, Hideaki KUROKAWA, Kenichi SEKINE, Kunihide NISHIZA ...2000Volume 49Issue 12 Pages 587-593
Published: December 15, 2000
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JOURNAL FREE ACCESSThis paper describes software developed for personal computer in order to manage the international controlled materials, Th and U, based on the law and regulations. The software was programmed by using commercially available data base software. The materials are managed so that the amount of each meterial is less than the legal limit. The history concerning receipt, transfer, use, storage, and disposal of the material in each container was recorded, and printed out as a book or a legal report. Tests with dummy data confirmed that the software displayed expected performance.View full abstractDownload PDF (712K) -
BHATTACHARJEE Dilip, Akihiro ITO2000Volume 49Issue 12 Pages 594-602
Published: December 15, 2000
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Yoshinori MIURA2000Volume 49Issue 12 Pages 603-612
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(2) Relation between Change in Mg Level of Cerebrospinal Fluid after Subarachnoid Hemorrhage and the Occurrence of VasospasmNaoya SATO, Akira OGAWA, Koichiro SERA2000Volume 49Issue 12 Pages 613-616
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Hideo SUGIYAMA, Hiroshi TERADA, Yoshiro IZUMO, Masahiro MIYATA, Yoshin ...2000Volume 49Issue 12 Pages 617-622
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17. Analysis of Double-labelled Samples by the Imaging Plate (IP)Toshihiro OBATA, Koji IWAMOTO, Yoshihiro SHIRAIWA, Eiichi NAKAJIMA, Ke ...2000Volume 49Issue 12 Pages 623-636
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Hiroko TANABE2000Volume 49Issue 12 Pages 637-639
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Hiroshi MATSUMOTO2000Volume 49Issue 12 Pages 641-643
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