First Performance Results of a UHF-MRI Compatible BrainPET Insert for Neuroscience

C. W. Lerche, D. Niekämper, J. J. Scheins, L. Tellmann,D. Ridder, Y. Kitten, P. Skudarnov, C.-H. Choi, J. Felder, D. Arutinov, R. Heil, W. Silex, B. Scherer,S. van Waasen, D. Grunwald, M. Lennartz, G. Natour, B. Weissler, F. Müller, D. Schug, E. Gegenmantel, H. Radermacher, P. Gebhardt, J. L. Lefaucheur,Z. Chen, G. Egan, V. Schulz,N. J. Shah

2023 IEEE Nuclear Science Symposium, Medical Imaging Conference and International Symposium on Room-Temperature Semiconductor Detectors (NSS MIC RTSD)(2023)

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First performance measurement results of a UHF-MRI compatible BrainPET insert for multimodal and multiparametric neuroscientific imaging applications have been obtained. The BrainPET-7T Insert was built for a human 7T MRI scanner from Siemens (MAGNETOM Terra) and comprises a total of 8 UHF-MR compatible PET modules [1]. The inner diameter of the BrainPET-7T insert and the axial FOV are 24.8 and 38.85 cm, respectively [2] and the attached PET-compatible 8 channel transmit/receive coil allows 1 H-MR imaging of the entire head [3]. The gantry and the transmit receive coil were optimized for neuroscientific studies on humans with task-based activations and other interventions. A staggered layer scintillation detector design (pixelated) combined with a Maximum Likelihood position algorithm was chosen to obtain isotropic and homogeneous spatial resolution < 2mm throughout the entire PET FOV. The long axial FOV paired with the small PET ring diameter and the 24 mm thick scintillation blocks allow for a peak sensitivity higher than 12%. The system calibration, detailed performance measurements, and first images will be presented.
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