[Castor-users] partial volume pet reconstruction

STUTE Simon simon.stute at chu-nantes.fr
Mon Nov 15 16:23:07 CET 2021


Please always reply to the mailing list as any info could be useful for others.


What method are you talking about, the normalization, the optimization algorithm, or other ?


Yes it can as soon as you have at least 180 degrees of data, otherwise you will need to include prior knowledge into the reconstruction.


Simon


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Dear Simon,

Thanks for the reply.


Do you mean that the method that reconstructs a  full cylinder scanner image can also be used for a partial scanner?


Hamid



On Mon, Nov 15, 2021 at 6:31 PM STUTE Simon <simon.stute at chu-nantes.fr<mailto:simon.stute at chu-nantes.fr>> wrote:

Hi,


In terms of reconstructing images from tomographic data, CASToR can do whatever you tell it to do.

There is not limit, you can even design a "two crystals" PET scanner.

The use of look-up-tables is detailed in the documentation.


The limit for partial PET scanners is physical and not methodological.


Simon


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Objet : [Castor-users] partial volume pet reconstruction

Dear CASToR users and developers:


We designed a partial PET scanner but we could not reconstruct the exact image. Is there a limit to the Castor application that cannot reconstruct a partial PET scanner?
Is there any way to reconstruct the partial volume in aCastor ?

Have you heard anything about" look up tables"?


Thank you for your help.






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