SPECT PET Flashcards

1
Q

What tracer is used in PET?

A

FDG - 18F-Fluorodeoxyglucose (glucose analogue)

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2
Q

What does PET show

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Provides info on radioactivity distribution

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3
Q

List 5 factors that affect PET imaging quality

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  1. Detector efficiency - depends on the detector size and material
  2. System sensitivity - depends on detector efficiency and system geometry
  3. Time resolution - ability to accurately determine confident events
  4. Count rate capability (CRC) - Depends on detector material and properties of the electronic components
  5. Spatial resolution - depends on detector size, properties of positron decay, system geometry and detector material
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4
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Look up pet coincident event types

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  1. True coincidence
  2. Random/accidental coincidence
  3. Multiple coincidence
  4. Scattered coincidence
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5
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Effects of attenuation correction in PET

A

Lower resolution but more accurate representation of physiological activies

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6
Q

Isotope

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Same atomic number, different atomic mass, different neutrons

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7
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Isotone

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Different atomic number, different atomic mass, same neutrons

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8
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Isobar

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Different atomic number, same atomic mass, different neutrons

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9
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Isomer

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Same atomic number, mass, neutrons, but different energy states

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