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A subminiature scintillation detector for catheter operation

TitoloA subminiature scintillation detector for catheter operation
Tipo di pubblicazionePresentazione a Congresso
Anno di Pubblicazione2006
AutoriScafè, R., Montani L., Burgio N., Iurlaro G., Santagata A., Ciavola C., and Alonge G.
Conference NameAstroparticle, Particle and Space Physics, Detectors and Medical Physics Applications - Proceedings of the 9th Conference
Conference LocationComo
ISBN Number9812567984; 9789812567987
Parole chiaveCatheters, Clinical conditions, Laboratory set-up, Lesion detectability, Monte Carlo results, Nuclear medicine
Abstract

The feasibility of a subminiature scintillation detector to be inserted in a catheter for lesion localization in nuclear medicine SPECT has been studied. Measurements on a simple laboratory setup have been performed and compared with Monte Carlo results. Further simulations, at 30keV and 140keV, concerning a configuration reproducing severe clinical conditions have shown poor lesion detectability. Several factors affecting the response have to be investigated to improve the capability of lesion localization characterizing such detector.

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Citation KeyScafe200682