… PET images can be obtained from a single PET exam. It is readily seen that the slope image
… in liver), while high background PET signals are observed in the intercept and SUV images. …

… costs of PET scans making this technique much costly as compared to other imaging techniques
… It is also known that PET imaging tools are very sensitive, hence are unable to filter any …

… for small animal PET systems and its … a basic understanding of the physics and principles
of PET, the principles of radiotracer imaging, and a basic understanding of tomographic image …

… A second need for quantitative PET for cancer relates to the use of PET imaging as a
companion diagnostic for radionuclide therapy, often known as theranostics, both for treatment …

… the standard PET due to factors such as obesity or claustrophobia. … -PET (TB-J-PET), and
its prospects for performing both the simultaneous multitracer imaging and positronium imaging…

… PET scanners are not optimized for imaging small structures in the human brain. Several
PET … affect future developments in dedicated brain PET instrumentation are briefly discussed. …

… In this review, we summarize the current status of PET imaging using 89 Zr … -PET for the
targets of high clinical relevance. We also present 89 Zr-PET applications other than immuno-PET…

… The evaluation of the reconstructed PET images is based on visual analysis of PET and
fused PET/CT or PET/MRI images. Tumor volume of interest (VOI) is then placed over areas with …

… For example, considering FDG PET imaging, the most widely used PET radiotracer in … , a
fixed 60-min delay time between radiotracer injection and PET acquisition has been defined [8]. …

… image reconstruction for the specific modality of PET. The format of the paper is as follows.
Section II reviews the basic principles of conventional or model-based PET image … for PET …