[en] The system presented is the Searle Nuclear-Chicago Data Processor for Nuclear Medicine, the Clincom. The system has been designed to fulfil the data processing needs in the daily routine in a nuclear medicine department, where computer-skilled personnel is normally not available. Therefore one of the outstanding requirements in the design has been the ease of operation. A clinical program has been developed that enables a large number of routines to be performed by pressing just a pushbutton on the front panel. A further design criterium has been that the Clincom could be placed at a reasonable distance of the camera for example in another room, in order to optimise both patient's and operator's convenience
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Raynaud, C.; Todd-Pokropek, A. (eds.); CEA, 91 - Orsay (France). Service Hospitalier Frederic Joliot; p. 488-490; ISBN 2727200056; 
; Jan 1976; 4. International conference on information processing in scintigraphy; Orsay, France; 15 Jul 1975
; Jan 1976; 4. International conference on information processing in scintigraphy; Orsay, France; 15 Jul 1975
[en] The author gives an overview of the hardware and software requirements for rotational single photon emission computed tomography (SPECT) systems. The principles of SPECT image reconstruction and impact of various correction procedures on SPECT image quality are reviewed in detail. (Auth.)
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Guzzardi, R. (ed.) (Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche, Pisa (Italy). Inst. of Clinical Physiology); NATO ASI Series; no. 119; 1029 p; ISBN 90-247-3454-1; ; 1987; p. 623-645; Martinus Nijhoff; Dordrecht (Netherlands); NATO Advanced Study Institute on physics and engineering of medical imaging; Maratea (Italy); 23 Sep - 5 Oct 1984
; 1987; p. 623-645; Martinus Nijhoff; Dordrecht (Netherlands); NATO Advanced Study Institute on physics and engineering of medical imaging; Maratea (Italy); 23 Sep - 5 Oct 1984