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    <p>Hello Kajal,</p>
    <p>I can't really tell what could be wrong without knowing what was
      in the simulation. From your data and the reconstructed image, it
      looks like you simulate a line source at 1;-1 cm. Statistics are
      very low though (1k counts), so it's difficult to say if there was
      something wrong with the conversion or geometry. It doesn't look
      like there are issues with the geometry from the sensitivity image
      though. Perhaps you could check what do you get with a simulation
      with higher statistics ?<br>
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    <p>Best regards,</p>
    <p>Thibaut<br>
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    <div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 02/08/2017 11:09, Kajal Aggarwal
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              <div>Hello,<br>
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              Thank you for the detailed explanation. I am having
              troubles to reconstruct an image for a cylindrical PET
              system simulated using Gate. I am generating .geom file
              and .cdh and .cdf files (attached in this email) for my
              .mac file and for the output root file. But the image
              generated has some problem (see the screen-shot below).
              Please guide me where I am going wrong. <br>
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            Thank you very much for all your support.<br>
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        <div class="gmail_quote">On Tue, Aug 1, 2017 at 9:00 PM, tmerlin
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              <p>Hello Kajal,</p>
              <p>F.O.V variables are arbitrary computed as <i>scanner_radius(mm)</i><i>/4</i>
                for the transaxial component, and the axial dimension
                (mm) of the rsector/block for the axial component. The
                transaxial/axial number of voxels are calculated from
                these values in order to get (large) isotropic 4mm
                voxels.<br>
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              <p>The sole purpose of these variables is to be used as
                default for reconstruction dimensions/voxel sizes when
                using this scanner, in the case no dimensions have been
                initialized in command-line options. In practice, they
                are overwritten by the parameters entered in command
                line options (<i>-dim</i> for number of voxels, <i>-fov
                  /-vox</i> for field of view and voxel dimensions
                initializations ).</p>
              <p>Best regards,</p>
              <p>Thibaut<br>
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                      <div>Hello everyone,<br>
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                      I am trying to create .geom file from a .mac file
                      for PET scanner system. In the .geom file created,
                      I would like to know how the voxels number
                      transaxial, voxels number axial, field of view
                      transaxial, field of view axial are being
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                              <div>Thanking you.</div>
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                              <div>Yours sincerely,</div>
                              <div>Kajal Aggarwal</div>
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Thibaut MERLIN -- PhD

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Thibaut MERLIN -- PhD

Docteur en Imagerie Médicale au Laboratoire de Traitement de l'Information Medicale (LaTIM - INSERM UMR 1101)
Bâtiment 1
CHRU Morvan - 2, Av. Foch
29609 Brest CEDEX - FRANCE
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