Jun 22, 2012 18:25
12 yrs ago
English term
16-bin
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Medical: Cardiology
MI molecular imaging
Facilities that acquire 16-bin gated studies should assess the LV Volume Curve because it provides detailed systolic and diastolic functional information.
thanks for a short suggestion on this, I'm not sure what it presents
thanks for a short suggestion on this, I'm not sure what it presents
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4 +1 | 16 bin gated SPECT acquisition | Lirka |
3 | 16-bit binary | Vaddy Peters |
References
8 or 16 bins | Stephanie Ezrol |
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16 bin gated SPECT acquisition
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16-bit binary
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Reference:
8 or 16 bins
I am not sure what this means, but it does seem to indicate something like a physical "bin" or storage place, or analagous to a physical bin.
"ECG-gating problems
ECG-gating problems may be suspected by reviewing the cine
display of the planar projection images. Sometimes a “flashing” effect occurs, caused by brighter and darker projection images. If the heart 100 Nuclear Cardiology, The Basics
rate during SPECT image acquisition was irregular, not all 8 or 16
bins of an ECG-gated SPECT study have accumulated the same number of counts per stop, resulting in darker and lighter images. However, one should be aware that ECG-gating irregularities are often subtle and may not be spotted directly from planar projection images."
http://www.almhnds.com/7/NM/8.pdf
from a 313 page pamphlet/book
Nuclear Cardiology
The Basics
how to set up and maintain a laboratory
"ECG-gating problems
ECG-gating problems may be suspected by reviewing the cine
display of the planar projection images. Sometimes a “flashing” effect occurs, caused by brighter and darker projection images. If the heart 100 Nuclear Cardiology, The Basics
rate during SPECT image acquisition was irregular, not all 8 or 16
bins of an ECG-gated SPECT study have accumulated the same number of counts per stop, resulting in darker and lighter images. However, one should be aware that ECG-gating irregularities are often subtle and may not be spotted directly from planar projection images."
http://www.almhnds.com/7/NM/8.pdf
from a 313 page pamphlet/book
Nuclear Cardiology
The Basics
how to set up and maintain a laboratory
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