Quality Assurance of PET and PET/CT Systems: Report 108

Lucy Pike (Editor)

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Abstract

This report covers guidance on performance measurements of PET/CT systems. It is intended to be read by scientific staff involved in commissioning, setting up quality assurance programs and providing support for clinical PET/CT services and clinical research. The report aims to define the minimum recommended quality control standards for clinical studies and single and multi-centre trials using PET and PET/CT, based on a review of existing practice and consultation with relevant experts. Starting with a brief overview of the physics and technology of PET/CT systems, the report continues with an outline of acquisition techniques and clinical applications. A further chapter focuses on the purchase evaluation and acceptance testing of PET/CT systems along with the requirements for quality control testing. Subsequent chapters address data management, image display and ancillary equipment relevant to PET/CT. Report 108 will be a valuable reference for scientists supporting PET services
Original languageEnglish
Place of PublicationYork
PublisherInstitute of Physics and Engineering in Medicine
Commissioning bodyInstitute of Physics and Engineering in Medicine
Number of pages80
VolumeN/A
EditionN/A
ISBN (Print)190361354X, 9781903613542
Publication statusPublished - 2013

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