An emission image is generated from poor quality emission data. A machine-learned model may be used to recover information. Emission imaging may be provided due to the recovery in a way that at least some diagnostically useful information is made available despite corruption that would otherwise result in less diagnostically useful information or no image at all.

Disclosed herein is a radiation detector, comprising: an avalanche photodiode (APD) with a first side coupled to an electrode and configured to work in a linear mode; a capacitor module electrically connected to the electrode and comprising a capacitor, wherein the capacitor module is configured to collect charge carriers from the electrode onto the capacitor; a current sourcing module in parallel to the capacitor, the current sourcing module configured to compensate for a leakage current in the APD and comprising a current source and a modulator; wherein the current source is configured to output a first electrical current and a second electrical current; wherein the modulator is configured to control a ratio of a duration at which the current source outputs the first electrical current to a duration at which the current source outputs the second electrical current.

An N-M tomography system comprising: a carrier for the subject of an examination procedure; a plurality of detector heads; a carrier for the detector heads; and a detector positioning arrangement operable to position the detector heads during performance of a scan without interference or collision between adjacent detector heads to establish a variable bore size and configuration for the examination. Additionally, collimated detectors providing variable spatial resolution for SPECT imaging and which can also be used for PET imaging, whereby one set of detectors can be selectably used for either modality, or for both simultaneously.

A hybrid imaging apparatus includes a magnetic resonance imaging (MM) arrangement having an RF resonator structure (1) and a gradient coil system (8) having a longitudinal axis, an emission tomography (ET) arrangement with a detector device having at least one photosensor (3) and one circuit board arrangement with at least one readout circuit board (11) on which an ET electronics is arranged, and an internal shielding device (7) shielding the readout electronics (4) of the ET arrangement and shielding the RF resonator structure of the MRI arrangement. The photosensor is arranged, in relation to the longitudinal axis, radially inside the sensor circuit boards and radially outside the RF resonator structure. The internal shielding device is arranged radially outside the photosensor and/or integrated into the photosensor. This achieves both a compact design and optimized performance of the detection of the MR and ET imaging.

A radiation detector includes a substrate having a light-transmitting property, a plurality of pixels provided on the substrate, a scintillator laminated on a side of a first surface of the substrate, and a light detector laminated on a side of a second surface of the substrate opposite to the first surface and including a photoelectric conversion film. An absorption peak wavelength, which is a wavelength having a highest absorbance, in a wavelength range of light absorbed by the photoelectric conversion film exists within an emission wavelength range which is a wavelength range of light emitted from the scintillator and is out of an absorption wavelength range which is a wavelength range of light absorbed by the substrate.

The present disclosure relates to an insert system for performing positron emission tomography (PET) imaging. The insert system can be reversibly installed to an existing system, such that PET functionality can be introduced into the existing system without the need to significantly modify the existing system. The present disclosure also relates to a multi-modality imaging system capable for conducting both PET imaging and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). The PET and MRI imaging can be performed simultaneously or sequentially, while the performance of neither imaging modality is compromised for the operation of the other imaging modality.

The present invention concerns a device, system and method of use of a multi-capture Compton camera, characterised by the use of at least two capture centres having separate positions.

An indoor radon prediction system and method for radon reduction is disclosed, the system including: a soil environment measurement module installed in soil surrounding a specific indoor space, and measuring environmental information data of temperature and humidity for the soil surrounding the corresponding specific indoor space; an indoor environment measurement module installed in the specific indoor space and measuring environmental information data of temperature and humidity for the corresponding specific indoor space; an indoor radon measurement module installed in a specific indoor space and measuring radon concentration data of the corresponding specific indoor space; a Korea Meteorological Administration (KMA) weather station management server constructing a database (DB) of big data information for surrounding weather conditions of the specific indoor space, thereby storing and managing the DB; and an indoor radon prediction management server.

The present disclosure relates to systems and methods for heat transfer and cooling in PET. The system may include a gantry including a gantry forming a detection tunnel; a detector mounted to the gantry, and positioned in a circumference of the detection tunnel; a heat transfer device thermally coupled with the detector and configured to transfer heat generated by the detector; and a cooling device thermally coupled to the heat transfer device, and configured to cool the heat transfer device.

A radiation detector assembly is described comprising: a scintillator; a photodetector; a hermetic enclosure surrounding and defining an enclosure volume that contains the scintillator and the photodetector; wherein the enclosure comprises a wall of plastics material coated with a metal layer. A method of assembly of a radiation detector assembly is also provided.