A multiaperture collimator for use at 511 keV

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D G Sutton, F A Smith, A T Elliott

Journal of Medical Engineering & Technology

|March 1, 1981

Abstract:

Positron-emitting radionuclides are being used more and more in nuclear medicine. This paper describes a high energy collimator suitable for imaging at 511 keV, the energy emitted by these radionuclides, for use with the Baird Corporation's System 77.

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