Table 3.
Mode (phantom) | Fig. 5 data | Phantom | Source info | Acquisition parameters | |
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A | Planara (point source) | Planar methods 1 and 2 | Activity 11.7 MBq Volume 0.5 ml Scan duration = 10 min |
Collimator MELP PW [187.2–228.8] keV LSW [153.0–187.0] keV USW [229.5–280.2] keV |
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B | Tomographicb (uniformly hot cylinder) | SPECT cylinder | Total activity 659.6 MBq Volume 6500 ml #Projections = 96 Time/projection = 10s |
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C | Tomographic (6 bottles in air) | SPECT air | Total activity 233.4 MBq Vol bottles [17–199.5] ml #Projections = 90 Time/projection = 20s |
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D | Tomographic (6 spheres in warm water) | SPECT HW1 | Total activity 489.1 MBq Vol bottles [17–199.5] ml #Projections = 90 Time/projection = 30s |
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E | Tomographic (6 spheres in warm water) | SPECT HW2 | Total activity 681.3 MBq Vol bottles [17–199.5] ml #Projections = 90 Time/projection = 30s |
aThe camera sensitivity does not depend on the source-collimator distance although increase in recorded counts may occur due to septal penetration if the sources are placed very close to the collimator. To minimize this effect, in this study the point sources were placed at 30 cm from the collimator surface
bUniform cylinder was scanned at the L’Hôtel-Dieu de Québec site of the CHU de Québec–Université Laval center (Quebec City, Canada) and dual energy window was performed for scatter correction on this phantom