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Evaluation frameworks reveal performance trade-offs in dual-panel PET configurations for prostate imaging, suggesting design improvements.
The two evaluation frameworks should be viewed as complementary rather than directly comparable, each offering distinct and valuable insights at different stages of system design and optimization. This study provides a structured basis for examining performance trade-offs, practical design constraints, and methodological implications associated with static and dynamic dual-panel PET configurations for prostate imaging.
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