Matthew G Spangler-Bickell
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Recent Articles
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Maurer A, Spangler-Bickell M, Mader C, Kotasidis F, Huellner M
Clin Nucl Med
. 2024 Oct;
49(12):1103-1104.
PMID: 39365097
A 51-year-old man with severe multifactorial neurocognitive disorders subsequent to delirium, benzodiazepine withdrawal, and preexisting psychiatric illness was referred for 18 F-FDG PET/CT brain imaging in order to rule out...
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Spangler-Bickell M, Hurley S, Pirasteh A, Perlman S, Deller T, McMillan A
J Nucl Med
. 2022 Jan;
63(10):1604-1610.
PMID: 35086896
Head motion during brain PET imaging can significantly degrade the quality of the reconstructed image, leading to reduced diagnostic value and inaccurate quantitation. A fully data-driven motion correction approach was...
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Bradley K, Deller T, Spangler-Bickell M, Jansen F, McGowan D
J Neurol
. 2021 Jun;
268(9):3478-3479.
PMID: 34125268
No abstract available.
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Bradley K, Deller T, Spangler-Bickell M, Jansen F, McGowan D
J Neurol
. 2021 Jun;
268(9):3476-3477.
PMID: 34091746
No abstract available.
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Spangler-Bickell M, Hurley S, Deller T, Jansen F, Bettinardi V, Carlson M, et al.
Med Phys
. 2021 Apr;
48(6):3031-3041.
PMID: 33880778
Purpose: Data-driven rigid motion estimation for PET brain imaging is usually performed using data frames sampled at low temporal resolution to reduce the overall computation time and to provide adequate...
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Spangler-Bickell M, Deller T, Bettinardi V, Jansen F
J Nucl Med
. 2020 Jul;
62(2):287-292.
PMID: 32646873
Standard clinical reconstructions usually require several minutes to complete, and this time is mostly independent of the duration of the data being reconstructed. Applications such as data-driven motion estimation, which...
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Spangler-Bickell M, Khalighi M, Hoo C, DiGiacomo P, MacLaren J, Aksoy M, et al.
IEEE Trans Radiat Plasma Med Sci
. 2019 Aug;
3(4):498-503.
PMID: 31396580
A significant challenge during high-resolution PET brain imaging on PET/MR scanners is patient head motion. This challenge is particularly significant for clinical patient populations who struggle to remain motionless in...
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Spangler-Bickell M, de Laat B, Fulton R, Bormans G, Nuyts J
EJNMMI Res
. 2016 Nov;
6(1):86.
PMID: 27888500
Background: In preclinical positron emission tomography (PET) studies an anaesthetic is used to ensure that the animal does not move during the scan. However, anaesthesia may have confounding effects on...
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Spangler-Bickell M, Zhou L, Kyme A, de Laat B, Fulton R, Nuyts J
Phys Med Biol
. 2016 Sep;
61(19):7074-7091.
PMID: 27648644
Motion compensation (MC) in PET brain imaging of awake small animals is attracting increased attention in preclinical studies since it avoids the confounding effects of anaesthesia and enables behavioural tests...