Enhancing InBeam PET with single Photon (Compton) Detection CERN September 2nd 2008 VALENCIA GROUP, IFIMED José M. Benlloch (PET hardware, speaker) José.

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Enhancing InBeam PET with single Photon (Compton) Detection CERN September 2nd 2008 VALENCIA GROUP, IFIMED José M. Benlloch (PET hardware, speaker) José Bernabeu (Valencia project leader) Carlos Lacasta (proponent of the concept) Magdalena Rafecas (MC and reconstruction expert) IFIC INSTITUTO DE FÍSICA CORPUSCULAR Centro Mixto CSIC – Universidad de Valencia

Principle Current InBeam devices operate in PET mode –Only gammas from positron annihilation Being also sensitive to prompt gammas would increase the efficiency.

The Compton PET We can augment the InBeam PET performance and efficiency by adding a scatterer in front of the PET scintillator. Our PET is now also a Compton Camera

The Compton PET Topologies –It can operate in PET mode with the combination of scatterer and scintillator –And also in single gamma mode. We certainly need some simulation to see the real gain

The scatterer We propose a stack of silicon pad (big pixels 1x1 mm) sensors as building block for the scatterer.

The scatterer Silicon is probably one of the best materials –Right Compton cross section no absorption Second Compton has low probability –Smallest tail produced by Doppler broadening compared to other materials Only relevant for low energy photons (<300 keV)‏ Mastered technology (detectors + r/o electronics) in High Energy Physics Some prototypes already built in Valencia for other applications

The PET detector FIRST APPROACH: 2 PANELS. EACH PANNEL MADE OF: FOTODETECTOR: matrix of PSPMTs (HAMMAMATSU H8500). CRYSTAL: continuous scintillating crystal. PSPMTs matrix Continuous Scincitalling Crystal

The PSPMT matrix Resistor network to reduce the number of channels to be digitized and to join several PSPMTs in a common readout. 9 x 9 PSPMTs will cover an area of about 16 x 16 cm2

The Scintillating Crystal Two options: LSO. Advantage: higher stopping power. Disadvantage: high intrinsic rate (cannot be used for triggering in single mode). LnBr. Advantage: fast and higher light yield (ideal for TOF-PET). Disadvantage: currently still very expensive.

We have also experience in building such PET technology. Small animal PET Rat´s Heart

Multichannel reconstruction Goal: use and reconstruct all types of events High resolution channelsLow resolution channels Si-Si Si-Scintillator Scint.-Scint.Single Compton Improve spatial resolution Improve sensitivity

Multichannel reconstruction Dedicated reconstruction algorithms are needed ● Resolution channels considered in the system response matrix ● Dedicated modeling for each type of event ● Increased computational complexity

Monte-Carlo simulations ● Optimization of system design ● Support modeling of physical response ● Evaluation of system performance and reconstruction algorithms Goal: Monte Carlo Simulation packages: ● Geant4 ● GATE Resources: ● Grid infrastructure at IFIC ● PC Clusters

Questions How much space do we have for PET and Compton PET?. How many prototypes in the project?  Only 1: Enhanced TOF-PET with Compton.  2 prototypes: TOF-PET and enhanced PET.