How to correctly denoise PET and MRI-PET images: current approaches, constraints, and future trends
Radiological Society of North America (RSNA), 99th Scientific Assembly and Annual Meeting, December 1–6, 2013, McCormick Place, Chicago
Abstract
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A review presentation on denoising positron emission tomography (PET) and hybrid MRI-PET images, covering established approaches, constraints on image quality and quantitative measurements, and future directions.
Publication details
Mansoor, A., U. Bagci, B. Foster, Z. Xu, and D. Mollura. “How to Correctly Denoise PET and MRI-PET Images: Current Approaches, Constraints, and Future Trends.” Radiological Society of North America (RSNA), 99th Scientific Assembly and Annual Meeting, December 1–6, 2013, McCormick Place, Chicago. The Machine and Hybrid Intelligence Lab publication listing identifies A. Mansoor as the presenting author.
- Publication type: Conference presentation
- Scientific year: 2013
Summary
The available presentation description says the work reviews the principles and physics of PET and MRI-PET denoising, surveys methods for PET, PET-CT, and PET-MRI images, and discusses constraints and future directions. Topics listed include kernel-based, statistical, and multiresolution methods, as well as edge preservation and preservation of clinically relevant measurements and imaging markers. This description establishes the presentation’s scope; it does not report a comparative evaluation or clinical validation.
Cite this work
Mansoor, A.; Bagci, U.; Foster, B.; Xu, Z.; Mollura, D. (2013). How to correctly denoise PET and MRI-PET images: current approaches, constraints, and future trends. Radiological Society of North America (RSNA), 99th Scientific Assembly and Annual Meeting, December 1–6, 2013, McCormick Place, Chicago
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