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Traditional gamma camera collimators have been based on a standard parallel design, usually with parallel holes. The collimator determines the resolution of the camera, but is also the determining factor of the number of counts detected. The uncertainty about the origin of the detected photons is modelled by a Point Spread Function (PSF), which, in literature, is normally assumed to be a Gaussian...
In this paper we propose a novel method for collimator design in single photon emission tomography (SPECT). The challenge here is to find a practical collimator design that allows good recovery and good sensitivity. Instead of working on the collimator's shape, the problem is addressed by optimizing the point spread function (PSF) with respect to the performance of the reconstruction algorithm in...
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