The following point/counterpoint was just published in Med. Phys. It was a fun and interesting piece to write, and both Adam and I seem to have converged towards the end on a need for careful assessment of this issue within a task-based framework. It’s a short piece with lots of concise observations:
We are pleased to announce funding by The Michael J. Fox Foundation (rapid response innovation award) to investigate a novel quantification paradigm in the imaging of Parkinson’s disease (PD) using dopamine transporter (DAT) SPECT.
Three works from our lab were accepted all as oral presentations at the annual SPIE Conference, taking place in San Diego in Feb 2014. We look forward to the conference!
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