Sentence examples for pet facility from inspiring English sources

Similarly to CT, PET requires the transportation of patients outside the ICU with a long stay in the PET facility.

The employed 11C-methylation reaction can be implemented at any PET facility with a cyclotron.

Once in the PET facility, the animals were placed on the scanner bed in a prone position and safely attached to keep the position during the whole scan.

Delays in PET scanning were commonly attributable to pending informed consent, hemodynamic stability of the patient, surgical procedures, and availability of PET facility, or a combination of one or more aforementioned factors.

The long T 1/2 of 18F enables several PET scans to be carried out from a single synthesis of labelled agent and also enables its commercial distribution to any PET facility.

Fallen U.S. Soldiers Cremated At Pet Facility Defense Secretary Robert Gates learned from an appalled Army officer that Dover Air Force base - where the remains of fallen soldiers first arrive back into the United States - contracted out the cremation of service members killed in Iraq and Afghanistan to a local pet crematorium.

So most pet facilities make a point of evaluating each animal to screen out aggressors or loners.

Further, multi-center studies are needed to determine the viability of our estimation method in PET facilities with various clinical circumstances.

The carbon-11 labelling procedure used in the synthesis of (R -[11C]PAQ is based on R -[11C]PAQtry that is readily performed in most PET facilities.

For example, the most studied PET tracer for brain tumors, L-[methyl-11C]methionine, has sufficient tumor to normal brain uptake ratio for the recurrence diagnosis, but the short physical half-life of 11C restricts its clinical use to PET facilities that operate a cyclotron for on-site manufacturing of 11C [ 24].

In the Nordic countries, the first PET facilities were established in Stockholm and Uppsala (in the late 1970s early 1980s) followed by Turku (1988), Copenhagen (1989) and Aarhus (1993), mainly focusing on brain research except for a broader profile in Turku which became a national research institution in 1996 [ 9– 11].