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• One of his inventions was a prototype PET scanner around 1975.
• One of the disadvantages of PET scanners is their operating cost.
• Only about 30 states have PET scanners, Brott said.
• PET imaging is best performed using a dedicated PET scanner.
• PET scanners offer sampling rates in the tenths of seconds.
• It can also be used as a compact, standalone PET scanner.
• There are now only about three dozen PET scanners in the United States.
• There are 70 PET scanners in the United States.
• A fully integrated MRI / PET scanner is on the market from early 2011.
• The pretty spinning image at right was taken using antimatter in a PET scanner.
• PET scanners, electrophysiological recording, DNA analysis and other techniques are increasingly being used.
• This is how Michael Phelps developed the first human PET scanner in 1973 with hexagonal detectors.
• It may soothe the savage breast, but music looks anything but soothing on a PET scanner.
• Dr . Jon-Kar Zubieta put 29 healthy young adults into brain-imaging PET scanners.
• Now, some MRI equipment is being replaced by more advanced _ and very expensive _ PET scanners.
• Sensors in the PET scanner detect the radioactivity as the compound accumulates in various regions of the brain.
• But despite her loathing, the woman held the soiled towel as she lay still inside the tube of a PET scanner.
• Medicare started covering the scans last year, and medical device makers are creating combination CT / PET scanners, he added.
• PET scanners use short-living radioisotopes, injected intravenously, to see what parts of the brain are active during a task.
• Hence, by using the PET scanner, researchers believe they can identify Alzheimer's disease perhaps decades before the patient develops symptoms.