No other system can image PET at sub-mm resolution and with drastic noise reductions to yield ultra-high-definition (UHD) PET images. Moreover, uncommon PET tracers can be imaged without positron range blurring, and images from two different PET isotopes can be obtained simultaneously. PET and SPECT tracers can be co-injected together, and images acquired under the same physical and physiological conditions, co-registered in space and time – no animal bed transfers required. Moreover, all common SPECT tracers can be imaged at ultra-high resolutions (UHR-SPECT), down to 250 microns. And maybe best of all, all existing and emerging high-energy alpha- and beta-emitting radiotherapy isotopes can be imaged at translation sub-mm resolutions.
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