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Evaluation shows improved imaging performance in epileptic patients using Q.Clear reconstruction and specific correction methods, suggesting optimal choices for clinical practice.
Q.Clear reconstruction can improve lesion contrast and reduce noise compared to OSEM. ZTE-AC yielded the highest lesion contrast and LBR among three AC methods, PH-AC resulted in the lowest background noise, and Atlas-AC showed balanced but suboptimal performance. These findings offer practical guidance in selecting the suitable β value and AC method for optimized brain PET/MR imaging in patients with epilepsy.
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