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Figure 2: (a) A reconstructed transaxial slice and count profile of a Jaszczak phantom acquired for 360° arc with 180° detector configuration after attenuation correction based on Chang's technique as available in Siemens workstation. The acquisition was done on a Siemens e.camTM camera capable of acquisition in both 360° and 180° arcs. (b) A reconstructed transaxial slice and count profile of a Jaszczak phantom acquired in heart mode (180° tomographic arc with 90° detector configuration) acquired on the same camera after attenuation correction based on Chang's technique as available in Siemens workstation. Angular variation of counts demonstrated for the 180° arc

Figure 2: (a) A reconstructed transaxial slice and count profile of a Jaszczak phantom acquired for 360° arc with 180° detector configuration after attenuation correction based on Chang's technique as available in Siemens workstation. The acquisition was done on a Siemens e.cam<sup>TM</sup> camera capable of acquisition in both 360° and 180° arcs. (b) A reconstructed transaxial slice and count profile of a Jaszczak phantom acquired in heart mode (180° tomographic arc with 90° detector configuration) acquired on the same camera after attenuation correction based on Chang's technique as available in Siemens workstation. Angular variation of counts demonstrated for the 180° arc