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Isomeric Transition (gamma decay)
Electron capture
QUESTION 7
Scattered LoRs in SPECT cannot be formed outside of the body, s

Isomeric Transition (gamma decay) Electron capture QUESTION 7 Scattered LoRs in SPECT cannot be formed outside of the body, since: gamma rays must scatter parallel with the collimator. gamma rays must scatter near the source. gamma rays scatter multiple times inside the sample. all scattering events are absorbed. QUESTION 8 Is the parent radioactive half-life same as that for daughter and grand-daughter radionuclides True


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Q7:- Background:- SPECT stands for Single Photon Emission Computed Tomography. It takes the advantages of isotopes and decay by Gamma emission or electron capture. Explaination:- SPECT uses a gamma-emitting tracer to image regional cerebral
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