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Rethinking Timing Residuals: Advancing PET Detectors with Explicit TOF Corrections
Stephan Naunheim, Luis Lopes de Paiva, Vanessa Nadig +4
PET is a functional imaging method that visualizes metabolic processes. TOF information can be derived from coincident detector signals and incorporated into image reconstruction t…
A Finely Segmented Semi-Monolithic Detector tailored for High Resolution PET
Yannick Kuhl, Florian Mueller, Stephan Naunheim +7
Preclinical research and organ-dedicated applications require high-resolution positron emission tomography (PET) detectors to visualize small structures and understand biological p…
Improving the Timing Resolution of Positron Emission Tomography Detectors Using Boosted Learning -- A Residual Physics Approach
Stephan Naunheim, Yannick Kuhl, David Schug +2
Artificial intelligence (AI) is entering medical imaging, mainly enhancing image reconstruction. Nevertheless, improvements throughout the entire processing, from signal detection…
Evaluation of semi-monolithic scintillators with integrated RF shielding material for a higher integration of PET/MRI systems
Emilia Laiyin Yin-Grossmann, Florian Mueller, Yannick Kuhl +4
The integration of PET into MRI to form a hybrid system requires often compromises for both subsystems. For example, the integration might come at the cost of a reduced PET detecto…
A Semi-Monolithic Detector providing intrinsic DOI-encoding and sub-200 ps CRT TOF-Capabilities for Clinical PET Applications
Florian Mueller, Stephan Naunheim, Yannick Kuhl +3
Current clinical PET systems utilize detectors where the scintillator typically contains single elements of 3 - 6 mm width and about 20 mm height. While providing good TOF performa…