Spatial resolution improvement for gamma camera

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2502521, 25036307, 25036309, G01T 1161, G01T 1208

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ABSTRACT:
A method for improving single photo emission computed tomography accuracy by determining photon impact locations within a detector field using PMT intensity signals from all PMTs in an array. The method includes determining the row and column of a PMT which is closest to an impacting photon, subtracting the sum of intensity signals to the left of the identified column from the sum of intensity signals to the right of the identified column generating a differentiated width signal, subtracting the sum of intensity signals above the identified row from the sum of intensity signals below the identified row to provide a differentiated length signal and correlating the differentiated width and length signals with length and width field curves to identify the impact location.

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