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Figure 4: Adequacy of CT-based attenuation correction in the torso phantom. A, Transverse CT scan for 80 kVp, 10 mA, 0.5 second per rotation, and 1.5:1 pitch. B, Transverse CT scan for 140 kVp, 160 mA, 0.8 second per rotation, and 1.5:1 pitch. C, Transverse PET scan reconstructed by using the CT scan in A for CT-based attenuation correction. D, Transverse PET scan reconstructed by using the CT scan in B for CT-based attenuation correction. Note that the use of very low–dose CT with the larger phantom leads to undercorrection with CT-based attenuation correction.







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