Development of data processing software and algorithms for Multiplexed PET Imaging
AUTHORS / CAREER / CENTER | David Garrido/ Biomedical Engineering / Universidad Carlos III de Madrid |
SUPERVISOR | Eduardo Lage, PhD, Universidad Autonoma de Madrid |
TYPE | Bachelor Thesis |
ABSTRACT | Efficient treatment of complex diseases is directly dependent on the ability of the patient to respond to a given therapy. Multiplexed Positron Emission Tomography (mPET) is arising as a new enabling technology to provide reliable measurements of several physiological parameters at once. The moinitoring of these factors hold the potential to provide a more comprehensive view of disorders, simplifying in this way a tailored therapy selection. The present work describes the design, implementation and initial validation of a software package designed to process data from PET clinical scanners and to extract the information required for multiplexed PET imaging. Initial results obtained with this software show an efficient data processing and provide validation for all the intermediate implementations presented in this work. |
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