Optical motion tracking for use with the EXPLORER total-body PET scanner

Julien Bec; David Henry; Andre Kyme; Roger Fulton; Ramsey Badawi; Simon Cherry

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Optical motion tracking for use with the EXPLORER total-body PET scanner

Julien Bec, David Henry, Andre Kyme, Roger Fulton, Ramsey Badawi and Simon Cherry

Journal of Nuclear Medicine May 2018, 59 (supplement 1) 429;

Julien Bec

1Biomedical Engineering Department UC Davis Davis CA United States

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David Henry

4Faculty of Health Sciences University of Sydney Sydney Australia

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Andre Kyme

5School of Aerospace, Mechanical and Mechatronic Engineering University of Sydney Sydney Australia

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Roger Fulton

4Faculty of Health Sciences University of Sydney Sydney Australia

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Ramsey Badawi

2UC Davis Medical Center Sacramento CA United States

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Simon Cherry

3University of California, Davis Davis CA United States

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