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Hi everyone,
I am a new member, and I am an Italian medical student. I would like to know how we can distinguish a PET image from a SPECT image on a practical level: if I see two images (a PET and a SPECT), and I don't know which is which, is there any way to tell that one is a PET image and the other is a SPECT image? The only thing I know is that the spatial resolution is different (higher in the PET).
I thought you might help me.
I appreciate your help and any answer you can give. 🙂
Linguandre
I am a new member, and I am an Italian medical student. I would like to know how we can distinguish a PET image from a SPECT image on a practical level: if I see two images (a PET and a SPECT), and I don't know which is which, is there any way to tell that one is a PET image and the other is a SPECT image? The only thing I know is that the spatial resolution is different (higher in the PET).
I thought you might help me.
I appreciate your help and any answer you can give. 🙂
Linguandre
