Michael Ljungberg

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Lund University

Sweden

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Professor Michael Ljungberg is a faculty member at Lund University, Sweden. His research focuses on advancements in single-photon emission computed tomography (SPECT), including methodologies for accurate dosimetry and innovative imaging techniques. Recent publications highlight his work on Monte Carlo simulations and optimization of SPECT acquisition settings, contributing to the fields of medical imaging and radiopharmaceuticals.

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Anna Sundlöv

Lund University

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Daniel Roth

Lund University

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James Scuffham

Head of Nuclear Medicine Physics

Royal Surrey County Hospital

UNITED KINGDOM

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Ashley Morahan

University College London

UNITED KINGDOM

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Chi Liu

Yale University

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Johan Gustafsson

Lund University

SWEDEN

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Accuracy of a whole‐body single‐photon emission computed tomography with a thallium‐bromide detector: Verification via Monte Carlo simulations

Feasibility of 177Lu activity quantification using a small portable CZT-based gamma-camera

3D printed non-uniform anthropomorphic phantoms for quantitative SPECT

Pareto optimization of SPECT acquisition and reconstruction settings for 177Lu activity quantification

Accuracy of patient-specific I-131 dosimetry using hybrid whole-body planar-SPECT/CT I-123 and I-131 imaging

Evaluation of Improved Imaging Properties with Tungsten-Based Parallel-Hole Collimators: A Monte Carlo Study

99mTc/123I Dual-Radionuclide Correction for Self-Scatter, Down-Scatter, and Tailing Effect for a CZT SPECT With Varying Tracer Distributions

<sup>99m</sup>Tc/<sup>123</sup>I Dual-Radionuclide Correction for Self-Scatter, Down-Scatter, and Tailing Effect for a CZT SPECT With Varying Tracer Distributions

Averaging of absorbed doses: How matter matters

Impact of Wolfmet Tungsten Alloys as Parallel-Hole Collimator Material on Single-Photon Emission Computed Tomography Image Quality and Functional Parameters: A Simulating Medical Imaging Nuclear Detectors Monte Carlo Study

A Statistical DOI Estimation Algorithm for a SiPM-Based Clinical SPECT Insert

Validation of a computational chain from PET Monte Carlo simulations to reconstructed images

Monte Carlo modelling of a compact CZT-based gamma camera with application to <sup>177</sup>Lu imaging

Phase II trial demonstrates the efficacy and safety of individualized, dosimetry-based <sup>177</sup>Lu-DOTATATE treatment of NET patients

Validation of a SIMIND Monte Carlo modelled gamma camera for Iodine-123 and Iodine-131 imaging

Modelling of energy-dependent spectral resolution for SPECT Monte Carlo simulations using SIMIND

A multicentre and multi-national evaluation of the accuracy of quantitative Lu-177 SPECT/CT imaging performed within the MRTDosimetry project

Evaluation of Iodine-123 and Iodine-131 SPECT activity quantification: a Monte Carlo study

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Anna Sundlöv

Daniel Roth

James Scuffham

Ashley Morahan

Chi Liu

Johan Gustafsson

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