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Convolution
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The Fourier Transform
Fourier transforms (FTs) play an important role in tomographic reconstruction (see Chapter 16 ) and in computer implementation of convolutions (see Appendix G ). As well, they are the basis for the modulation transfer function (MTF), one of the methods…
Effective Dose Equivalent (mSv/MBq) and Radiation Absorbed Dose Estimates (mGy/MBq) to Adult Subjects from Selected Internally Administered Radiopharmaceuticals
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Mass Attenuation Coefficients for Water, NaI(Tl), Bi 4 Ge 3 O 12 , Cd 0.8 Zn 0.2 Te, and Lead
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Decay Characteristics of Some Medically Important Radionuclides
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Properties of the Naturally Occurring Elements
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Unit Conversions
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Radiation Safety and Health Physics
Chapter 22 dealt with the radiation dose received by patients undergoing nuclear medicine procedures. This chapter deals primarily with the exposure of personnel who work in nuclear medicine clinics and research laboratories and who are exposed to radiation in their…
Internal Radiation Dosimetry
Absorption of energy from ionizing radiation can cause damage to living tissues. This is used to advantage in radionuclide therapy, but it is a limitation for diagnostic applications because it is a potential hazard for the patient. In either case,…
Tracer Kinetic Modeling
The spatial distribution of a radiotracer in the body is time varying and depends on a number of components such as tracer delivery and extraction from the vasculature, binding to cell surface receptors, diffusion or transport into cells, metabolism, washout…