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Habib Zaidi
Researcher at University Medical Center Groningen
Publications - 557
Citations - 15951
Habib Zaidi is an academic researcher from University Medical Center Groningen. The author has contributed to research in topics: Imaging phantom & Correction for attenuation. The author has an hindex of 62, co-authored 513 publications receiving 13563 citations. Previous affiliations of Habib Zaidi include Johns Hopkins University & University of Southern Denmark.
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Which attenuation coefficient to use in combined attenuation and scatter corrections for quantitative brain SPET
TL;DR: Comments are made on the authors' work concerning the effect of triple-energy window-based scatter correction on brain perfusion SPET using statistical para-metric mapping (SPM) analysis and the way in which the authors perform combined attenuation and scatter correction is not well elucidated.
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Correction of oral contrast artifacts in CT-based attenuation correction of PET images using an automated segmentation algorithm
TL;DR: An automated segmentation algorithm for classification of irregular shapes of regions containing contrast medium usually found in clinical CT images for wider applicability of the SCC algorithm for correction of oral contrast artefacts in CTAC is developed.
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NEMA NU-04-based performance characteristics of the LabPET-8™ small animal PET scanner
TL;DR: The all in all performance demonstrates that the LabPET-8™ system is able to produce high quality and highly contrasted images in a reasonable time, and as such it is well suited for preclinical molecular imaging-based research.
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Estimation of the radiation dose in pregnancy: an automated patient-specific model using convolutional neural networks.
TL;DR: A 3D deep convolutional network algorithm for automated segmentation of CT images to build realistic computational phantoms that can be exploited to estimate patient-specific organ radiation doses from radiological imaging procedures.
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Age-dependent small-animal internal radiation dosimetry.
Tianwu Xie,Habib Zaidi +1 more
TL;DR: The absorbed dose to organs is significantly higher in the low-weight young rat model than in the adult model, which would result in steep secondary effects and might be a noteworthy issue in laboratory animal internal dosimetry.