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    The comparison of the SUV<sub>max</sub> with every phase in the 4D and 3D PET scans for each patient.

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    <p>The comparison of the SUV<sub>max</sub> with every phase in the 4D and 3D PET scans for each patient.</p

    The characteristics of each tumor used in the analysis.

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    <p>The characteristics of each tumor used in the analysis.</p

    The SUV<sub>max</sub> percentage difference (PD%) between the 3D and 4D PET scans, comparing the tumor deformation (TD) with the location of tumors, including lung and esophageal cancer.

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    <p>The SUV<sub>max</sub> percentage difference (PD%) between the 3D and 4D PET scans, comparing the tumor deformation (TD) with the location of tumors, including lung and esophageal cancer.</p

    One example selected by the maximum PD is shown in the coronal view of the PET scan.

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    <p>(A) Differences observed between the tumor depiction in the 3D and 4D PET scans. The 4D contour was consistently lager in the SI direction. FDG-avid regions in the (B) T5% and (C) T55% respiratory phases moving outside the boundary depicted by the 3D contour.</p

    A bar graph representing the SUV<sub>max</sub> from 4D-PET and 4D-PET<sub>ICT</sub> for each patient.

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    <p>The percentage difference between 4D-PET and 4D-PET<sub>ICT</sub> is indicated on the top of each bar.</p

    4D-CT and 4D-PET imaging.

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    <p>The respiratory cycle was divided into 10 phases based on motion amplitude. The 10 respiratory phases were labeled T5%, T15%, … T95%, with the T5% phase corresponding approximately to the normal end-inspiration and T55% to the end-expiration for both CT and PET. 4D-CT was used for attenuation correction of 4D-PET on a phase-by-phase basis so that they would match each other spatially.</p

    Sagittal views of PET and CT fusion images across the ten phases of a complete respiration cycle.

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    <p>One example for 4D-PET/CT and 4D-PET <sub>ICT</sub>/ICT are shown from patient 3.</p

    Figure 2

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    <p>Coronal images of the (a) PET<sub>FB</sub>/CT fusion image (left); PET<sub>FB</sub> (right) and (b) PET<sub>ab</sub>/CT<sub>ab</sub> fusion image (left); and PET<sub>ab</sub> (right) image for the selected patient, Patient 4. Misalignment around the tumor was observed in the PET<sub>FB</sub>/CT fusion images (red arrow). (c) Vertical image profiles are drawn across the tumor in the PET<sub>FB</sub> and PET<sub>ab</sub> images.</p
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