High event rate gamma camera

Radiant energy – Invisible radiant energy responsive electric signalling – With or including a luminophor

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25036309, G01T 1208

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059526629

ABSTRACT:
An apparatus for use with a gamma camera to increase count rate without causing dead time or pile up, the apparatus including a first processor optimized for simplicity and minimum dead time but with moderate to poor spatial resolution for generally determining the impact point of a photon on a scintillation crystal and a second digital processor which uses the general position information from the first processor to identify a subset of PMT intensity signals for further processing to identify the precise impact point location.

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