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Design and performance of a positron-sensitive surgical probe

Liu, 2003

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12291693876764011901
Author
Liu F
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We report the design and performance of a portable positron-sensitive surgical imaging probe. The probe is designed to be sensitive to positrons and capable of rejecting background gammas including 511 keV. The probe consists of a multi-anode PMT and an 8 …
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