The first human study of add-on PET: A PET-integrated RF coil for 3 T MRI

The simultaneous PET and MRI images were performed without noticeable artifacts. There was no significant interference in PET images caused by the simultaneous MRI sequence; however, some background noise was observed in the MRI, likely due to the electric current from PET modules used for counting a clinically used radioactivity concentration.

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EJNMMI Physics
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2025-03-06
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https://doi.org/10.1186/s40658-025-00731-w
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2
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Medical Imaging Techniques and Applications
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Abstract

The simultaneous PET and MRI images were performed without noticeable artifacts. There was no significant interference in PET images caused by the simultaneous MRI sequence; however, some background noise was observed in the MRI, likely due to the electric current from PET modules used for counting a clinically used radioactivity concentration.

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