In the last two decades, it has been shown that anatomically-guided PET reconstruction can
lead to improved bias-noise characteristics in brain PET imaging. However, despite …

Objectives Respiratory binning of free-breathing magnetic resonance imaging data reduces
motion blurring; however, it exacerbates noise and introduces severe artifacts due to …

Methods for joint activity reconstruction and attenuation reconstruction of time-of-flight (TOF)
PET data provide an effective solution to attenuation correction when no (or incomplete or …

Background Interest in MR-only treatment planning for radiation therapy is growing rapidly
with the emergence of integrated MRI/linear accelerator technology. The purpose of this study …

Purpose To describe an approach for detection of respiratory signals using a transmitted
radiofrequency (RF) reference signal called Pilot‐Tone (PT) and to use the PT signal for …

Objectives The aim of this study was to develop a method for tracking respiratory motion
throughout full MR or PET/MR studies that requires only minimal additional hardware and no …

Objective To compare standard (STD-DWI) single-shot echo-planar imaging DWI and
simultaneous multislice (SMS) DWI during whole-body positron emission tomography (PET)/MRI …

Purpose We evaluated the impact of PET respiratory motion correction (MoCo) in a phantom
and patients. Moreover, we proposed and examined a PET MoCo approach using motion …

Scatter correction is typically done using a simulation of the single scatter, which is then scaled
to account for multiple scatters and other possible model mismatches. This scaling factor …

Low-dose x-ray CT is a major research area with high clinical impact. Compressed sensing
using view-based sparse sampling and sparsity-promoting regularization has shown …