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The research group at the Karolinska Institutet PET Centre is a large-scale user of PMODīs kinetic modeling and image fusion solutions. In the opinion of Prof. Christer Halldin and Dr. Andrea Varrone: |
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"PMOD is a very useful and versatile tool for image and data analysis of PET data, providing a variety of solutions for optimal quantification of neuroreceptor PET studies." |
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Dr.
Masanori Ichise, now with the Kreitchman PET Center of Columbia University,
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"I have used PMOD since it has been introduced. Initially, I was using PMOD for ROI based neuroreceptor SPECT data analyses (Kinetic Modeling tool). Then I realized the usefulness of the Pixel-wise Modeling tool. Currently, I use both tools for neuroreceptor PET/SPECT data analyses. Additionally, I use PMOD as an aid for my new modeling work.
The major strengths of PMOD are
1) the very user-friendly interfaces with visual graphical displays of data analysis processes, and
2) the versatility with a capability to perform a comprehensive list of different model analyses .
PMOD certainly makes complex compartment anlysis of dynamic PET/SPECT data very practical and easy. PMOD is an essential PET/SPECT data analysis tool for people who are serious about quantitative PET/SPECT data analysis. I highly recommend PMOD for both routine and advanced scientific work." |
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Since 1998 PMOD has been continually challenged in several collaboration sites such as |
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| Since 1999 PMOD has also been well accepted by the scientists in numerous reseach facilities all around the world who purchased user licenses. The range of institutions includes pharmacological companies, national reseach centers, and many teaching hospitals. |
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