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JS-10 phantom.

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NEMA IEC body phantom.

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Table 1.

Evaluation index results for the JS-10 phantom.

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Results of dose linearity.

This count-based assessment was performed to validate the proportional response of the system, a prerequisite for SUV quantification. Left: Relationship between the Gaussian filter and concentration linearity at each collection time (SI product fixed at 120). Right: Concentration linearity with a change in the SI product (Gaussian filter fixed at 10 mm). SI, subsets and iterations.

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Fig 4.

Recovery coefficient.

The graphs show the relative recovery coefficient (RCj) for individual rods of varying diameters. Left: Comparison of Gaussian filters when fixed at 100 s/view, an SI product of 120. Center: Comparison of SI products when fixed at 100 s/view with a Gaussian filter of 10 mm. Right: Comparison of acquisition times with a Gaussian filter of 10 mm and an SI product of 120. SI, subsets and iterations.

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Relationship between contrast, noise, and CNR.

CNR, contrast-to-noise ratio.

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Fig 6.

SUVmax and SUVmean for each hot sphere when the Gaussian filter is changed.

(Left column) Gaussian filter: 8 mm; (Center column): 10 mm; (Right column): 12 mm. (Top row) SUVmax; (Bottom row) SUVmean. The red dashed line shows the theoretical SUV. SUV, standardized uptake value.

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