Influence of PET image reconstruction and segmentation methods on target volume estimation

Hanif Gabrani-Juma; Dan La Russa; Ran Klein

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Influence of PET image reconstruction and segmentation methods on target volume estimation

Hanif Gabrani-Juma, Dan La Russa and Ran Klein

Journal of Nuclear Medicine May 2019, 60 (supplement 1) 1203;

Hanif Gabrani-Juma

2Division of Nuclear Medicine The Ottawa Hospital Ottawa ON Canada

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Dan La Russa

1The Ottawa Hospital Ottawa ON Canada

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Ran Klein

1The Ottawa Hospital Ottawa ON Canada

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