Derivation of Gamma Variate Indicator Dilution Function from Simple Convective Dispersion Model of Blood Flow
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The gamma variate function, commonly used to analyze time-activity curves obtained in nuclear medicine flow studies, is shown to be related to the solution to the differential equation obtained from a one-dimensional convective dispersive model of blood flow.
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