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Walk-through total body PET : very efficient patient throughput and detector usage with low-cost monolithic high-resolution flat panel detectors

Jens Maebe (UGent) , Florence Marie Muller (UGent) , Nadia Withofs, Maya Abi Akl (UGent) , Meysam Dadgar (UGent) , Christian Vanhove (UGent) and Stefaan Vandenberghe (UGent)
(2022)
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MLA
Maebe, Jens, et al. Walk-through Total Body PET : Very Efficient Patient Throughput and Detector Usage with Low-Cost Monolithic High-Resolution Flat Panel Detectors. 2022.
APA
Maebe, J., Muller, F. M., Withofs, N., Abi Akl, M., Dadgar, M., Vanhove, C., & Vandenberghe, S. (2022). Walk-through total body PET : very efficient patient throughput and detector usage with low-cost monolithic high-resolution flat panel detectors. Presented at the FEARS (Faculty of Engineering and Architecture Research Symposium), Ghent.
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Maebe, Jens, Florence Marie Muller, Nadia Withofs, Maya Abi Akl, Meysam Dadgar, Christian Vanhove, and Stefaan Vandenberghe. 2022. “Walk-through Total Body PET : Very Efficient Patient Throughput and Detector Usage with Low-Cost Monolithic High-Resolution Flat Panel Detectors.” In .
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Maebe, Jens, Florence Marie Muller, Nadia Withofs, Maya Abi Akl, Meysam Dadgar, Christian Vanhove, and Stefaan Vandenberghe. 2022. “Walk-through Total Body PET : Very Efficient Patient Throughput and Detector Usage with Low-Cost Monolithic High-Resolution Flat Panel Detectors.” In .
Vancouver
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Maebe J, Muller FM, Withofs N, Abi Akl M, Dadgar M, Vanhove C, et al. Walk-through total body PET : very efficient patient throughput and detector usage with low-cost monolithic high-resolution flat panel detectors. In 2022.
IEEE
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J. Maebe et al., “Walk-through total body PET : very efficient patient throughput and detector usage with low-cost monolithic high-resolution flat panel detectors,” presented at the FEARS (Faculty of Engineering and Architecture Research Symposium), Ghent, 2022.
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  author       = {{Maebe, Jens and Muller, Florence Marie and Withofs, Nadia and Abi Akl, Maya and Dadgar, Meysam and Vanhove, Christian and Vandenberghe, Stefaan}},
  language     = {{und}},
  location     = {{Ghent}},
  title        = {{Walk-through total body PET : very efficient patient throughput and detector usage with low-cost monolithic high-resolution flat panel detectors}},
  year         = {{2022}},
}