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According to Wikipedia, Michel Matthew Ter-Pogossian was an American medical physicist. He was professor of radiology at the Washington University School of Medicine for over 30 years. A pioneer in nuclear medicine, he is best known for his research on the positron emission tomography . He is considered one of its creators and often referred to as the "father of PET."

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Application of annihilation coincidence detection to transaxial reconstruction tomography. (1975) (685)
A positron-emission transaxial tomograph for nuclear imaging (PETT). (1975) (643)
Correlation between regional cerebral blood flow and oxidative metabolism. In vivo studies in man. (1976) (487)
Evidence of the Limitations of Water as a Freely Diffusible Tracer in Brain of the Rhesus Monkey (1974) (278)
The continuous inhalation of oxygen-15 for assessing regional oxygen extraction in the brain of man. (1976) (259)
Clot-selective coronary thrombolysis with tissue-type plasminogen activator. (1983) (253)
Blood-brain barrier permeability of 11C-labeled alcohols and 15O-labeled water. (1976) (249)
Lymph‐node concentration of radioactive colloidal gold following interstitial injection (1953) (235)
Temporal dependence of beneficial effects of coronary thrombolysis characterized by positron tomography. (1982) (214)
A Matheematical Model for Positron-Emission Tomography Systems Having Time-of-Flight Measurements (1981) (202)
Semiconductor detector systems. (1973) (198)
External Detection and Visualization of Myocardial Ischemia with 11C‐Substrates in Vitro and in Vivo (1976) (182)
PETT VI: A Positron Emission Tomograph Utilizing Cesium Fluoride Scintillation Detectors (1982) (173)
Regional Assessment of Myocardial Metabolic Integrity in Vivo by Positron‐emission Tomography with 11C‐labeled Palmitate (1980) (154)
Design and performance characteristics of a whole-body positron transaxial tomograph. (1976) (154)
Quantification of Infarction in Cross Sections of Canine Myocardium In Vivo with Positron Emission Transaxial Tomography and 11C‐Palmitate (1977) (153)
Effect of positron range on spatial resolution. (1975) (147)
Attenuation coefficients of various body tissues, fluids, and lesions at photon energies of 18 to 136 keV. (1975) (144)
Detection of Remote Myocardial Infarction in Patients with Positron Emission Transaxial Tomography and Intravenous “IC-Palmitate (1977) (142)
The measure in vivo of regional cerebral oxygen utilization by means of oxyhemoglobin labeled with radioactive oxygen-15. (1970) (140)
The determination of regional cerebral blood flow by means of water labeled with radioactive oxygen 15. (1969) (136)
Positron-emission tomography. (1980) (130)
Improvement of regional myocardial metabolism after coronary thrombolysis induced with tissue-type plasminogen activator or streptokinase. (1984) (129)
Tomographic images of blood pool and perfusion in brain and heart. (1976) (124)
Super PETT I: A Positron Emission Tomograph Utilizing Photon Time-of-Flight Information (1983) (121)
Photon Time‐of-Flight‐Assisted Positron Emission Tomography (1981) (117)
Design considerations for a positron emission transverse tomograph (PETT V) for imaging of the brain. (1978) (115)
Influence of Cardiac and Respiratory Motion on Tomographic Reconstructions of the Heart: Implications for Quantitative Nuclear Cardiology (1982) (113)
In vivo measurement of brain glucose transport and metabolism employing glucose- -11C. (1975) (112)
LOCALIZATION OF VIABLE, ISCHEMIC MYOCARDIUM BY POSITRON‐EMISSION TOMOGRAPHY WITH 11C‐PALMITATE (1981) (100)
Performance Study of PETT VI, a Positron Computed Tomograph with 288 Cesium Fluoride Detectors (1982) (93)
Effect of Flow‐Independent Reduction of Metabolism on Regional Myocardial Clearance of 11C‐Palmitate (1982) (93)
Altered regional myocardial metabolism in congestive cardiomyopathy detected by positron tomography. (1983) (92)
In Vivo Determination of Cerebral Blood Volume with Radioactive Oxygen‐15 in the Monkey (1975) (89)
A multislice positron emission computed tomograph (PETT IV) yielding transverse and longitudinal images. (1978) (81)
Quantitative measurement of regional pulmonary blood flow with positron emission tomography. (1986) (78)
Radioactive oxygen-15 in the study of cerebral blood flow, blood volume, and oxygen metabolism. (1985) (78)
Computed tomography of the heart. (1976) (74)
Characterization of nontransmural myocardial infarction by positron-emission tomography. (1982) (74)
Feasibility of time-of-flight reconstruction in positron emission tomography. (1980) (73)
Preparation of short half-lived radioactive gases for medical studies. (1968) (72)
Transaxial tomographic imaging of canine myocardium with 11C-palmitic acid. (1977) (72)
Experimental Assessment of the Gain Achieved by the Utilization of Time-of-Flight Information in a Positron Emission Tomograph (Super PETT I) (1982) (72)
Measurement of regional substrate utilization rates by emission tomography. (1978) (66)
Regional cerebral blood volume in humans. X-ray fluorescence studies. (1973) (66)
Gallium-68 labeled red cells and platelets: new agents for positron tomography. (1977) (63)
The physical aspects of diagnostic radiology (1967) (62)
Correlation between PaCO2 and regional cerebral blood volume by x-ray fluorescence. (1973) (61)
Basic principles of computed axial tomography. (1977) (57)
Delineation of impaired regional myocardial perfusion by positron emission tomography with H2(15)O. (1988) (53)
In vivo regional cerebral blood volume by x-ray fluorescence: validation of method. (1973) (53)
Cesium Fluoride: A New Detector for Positron Emission Tomography (1980) (48)
Gated computed tomography of the human heart. (1977) (48)
Image-Reconstruction of Data from Super PETT I: A First-Generation Time-of-Flight Positron-Emission Tomograph (1986) (44)
The Detection and Growth of Intrathoracic Neoplasms: The Lower Limits of Radiographic Distinction, the Antemortum Size, the Duration, and the Pattern of Growth as Determined by Direct Mensuration of Tumor Diameters from Random Thoracic Roentgenograms (1963) (42)
Evaluation of myocardial metabolism and perfusion with positron-emitting radionuclides. (1977) (42)
Regional lung water and hematocrit determined by positron emission tomography. (1985) (42)
Determination of radionuclide concentrations with positron CT scanning (PETT): concise communication. (1977) (42)
Measurement of brain oxygen utilization with radioactive oxygen-15: experimental verification. (1976) (41)
Engineering Aspects of PETT VI (1979) (36)
Carbon-11-labeled methylated polyamine analogs: uptake in prostate and tumor in animal models. (1977) (36)
Preparation of millicurie quantities of oxygen‐15 labeled water (1969) (36)
The origins of positron emission tomography. (1992) (35)
MICROPUNCTURE OF CELLS BY MEANS OF A LASER BEAM (1965) (34)
Image Reconstruction from Projections, The Fundamentals of Computerized Tomography by G. T. Herman (1984) (34)
Double Isotope Technique to Measure Renal Functions: Single Injection Technique Without Urine Collection (1964) (34)
Localization of intracranial neoplasms with radioactive isotopes. (1954) (33)
BRAIN SCANNING WITH CHLORMERODRIN HG 197 AND CHLORMERODRIN HG 203. (1964) (31)
Special characteristics and potential for dynamic function studies with PET. (1982) (29)
A METHOD TO DETERMINE THE RATE OF BLOOD FLOW IN LONG BONE AND SELECTED SOFT TISSUES. (1964) (28)
NEW LOOK AT THE CYCLOTRON FOR MAKING SHORT-LIVED ISOTOPES. (1966) (28)
Characterization of Nontransmural Myocardial Infarction by Positron‐emission Tomography (1982) (27)
PET measurement of regional lung density: 1. (1986) (26)
Appraisal of the angiographic circulation time as an index of cerebral blood flow. (1975) (23)
PET, SPECT, and NMRI: competing or complementary disciplines? (1985) (23)
Kinetics of positron emitters in vivo characterized with a beta probe. (1982) (22)
Limitations of present radionuclide methods in the evaluation of myocardial ischemia and infarction. (1976) (22)
Cost analyses of positron emission tomography for clinical use. (1983) (22)
Brain scanning in ischemic cerebrovascular disease. (1966) (22)
Computerized cranial tomography: equipment and physics. (1977) (21)
POSTERIOR FOSSA TUMORS. LOCALIZATION WITH RADIOACTIVE MERCURY (HG197 OR HG203) LABELED CHLORMERODRIN. (1964) (21)
Positron Emission Reconstruction Tomography For The Assessment Of Regional Myocardial Metabolism By The Administration Of Substrates Labeled With Cyclotron Produced Radionuclides (1976) (18)
The Super PET 3000‐E: A PET Scanner Designed for High Count Rate Cardiac Applications (1994) (17)
Radioactive oxygen 15 in study of kinetics of oxygen of respiration. (1961) (16)
An image tube scintillation camera for use with radioactive isotopes emitting low-energy photons. (1966) (15)
Measure of regional cerebral blood volume in vivo by means of excited fluorescent x-radiation, and factors affecting this parameter. (1971) (15)
COINCIDENCE DETECTION TO TRANSAXIAL RECONSTRUCTION TOMOGRAPHY (1974) (15)
AUTOFLUOROGRAPHY OF THE THYROID GLAND BY MEANS OF IMAGE AMPLIFICATION. (1963) (15)
Cerebral Blood Volume in Dementia (1975) (14)
Intercomparison of x-ray exposure dose using Victoreen dose meters at various energies, particularly 22 Mevp. (1958) (13)
LOCALIZATION OF VIABLE, ISCHEMIC MYOCARDIUM BY POSITRON-EMISSION TOMOGRAPHY WITH 11C-PALMITATE (1982) (13)
The effect of moderate doses of x-ray irradiation on ocular tissue. (1956) (13)
Comparative Study of Mercury-197 Chlormerodrin And Mercury-203 Chlormerodrin For Brain Scanning (1966) (13)
Monochromatic roentgen rays in contrast media roentgenography. (1956) (13)
Engineering Aspects of PETT V (1980) (12)
Some Measurements of Gamma-Ray Energies (1948) (12)
National Cancer Institute workshop statement: Advances in clinical imaging using positron emission tomography, September 14-16, 1988 (1990) (12)
Positron emission tomography (PET) (1982) (11)
Cyclotron produced short-lived radioactive isotopes. (1966) (11)
DOUBLE ISOTOPE TECHNIQUE TO MEASURE RENAL FUNCTIONS. (1964) (10)
Methodological shortcoming of the 133Xe inhalation technique of measuring rCBF. (1977) (10)
Metastatic tumors (1966) (9)
A new look at the cyclotron for making short-lived isotopes (first printed in 1966)* (1998) (9)
A scintillation counter for the diagnosis and localization of intracranial neoplasms. (1952) (8)
Effect of the Software Coincidence Timing Window in Time-of-Flight Assisted Positron Emission Tomography (1983) (8)
The disintegration of Ce$sup 14$$sup 1$ (1949) (8)
The Disintegration of Se$sup 7$$sup 5$ (1949) (7)
In vivo measurement of cerebral glucose metabolism employing 11C-labeled glucose. (1973) (7)
Radiation dosimetry in the treatment of carcinoma of the cervix uteri by intraparametrial radioactive gold and radium. (1955) (7)
Three-dimensional in vivo mapping of brain metabolism and acid-base status. (1977) (7)
An Expanding Fixed Tandem-Ovoids Colpostat for the Treatment of Carcinoma of the Cervix (1952) (7)
Regional cerebral oxygen utilization with positron emission tomography. (1979) (7)
The relative biologic effects of x-rays and beta rays. (1955) (6)
In vivo autoradiography of xenon 133 distribution in the cystic human kidney. (1968) (6)
"AIR EQUIVALENCE" OF SCINTILLATION MATERIALS (1952) (6)
Correlation of Regional Cerebral Blood Volume with PaCO 2 and Arterial Blood Pressure (1975) (6)
A GSO(Ce) block type detector for high count rate PET applications (1994) (6)
External Detection and Visualization of Myocardial Ischemia with x ̂Substrates x ̂Substrates x ̂Substrates in Vitro and in Vivo (2005) (6)
Misalignment Between PET Transmission and Emission Scans: Effect on Myocardial Imaging (1992) (5)
RADIOACTIVE STRONTIUM PRODUCED BY DEUTERON BOMBARDMENT OF RUBIDIUM (1951) (5)
The measurement of the pulmonary venous crosscirculation through the conjugated heart of thoracopagous twins with radioactive O15. (1961) (5)
Attenuation Correction In PET By Derived Projections (1990) (5)
The Simultaneous Measure In Vivo of Regional Cerebral Blood Flow and Regional Cerebral Oxygen Utilization by Means of Oxyhemoglobin Labelled with Radioactive Oxygen15 (1969) (5)
A spheroid positron emission tomograph for brain imaging: a feasibility study. (1996) (5)
COMPARISON OF AIR AND TISSUE DOSES FOR RADIUM GAMMA RAYS (1952) (5)
Re: Time-of-flight positron-emission tomography status relative to conventional PET. (1984) (5)
Uranium x-ray grids. (1960) (5)
Performance characterization of a whole body PET system designed for dynamic cardiac imaging (1991) (4)
HANDLING OF RADIOACTIVE GOLD FOR THERAPEUTIC PURPOSES (1952) (4)
The use of radioactive O15 in the determination of oxygen tension in malignant neoplasms (1957) (4)
A remote system for the routine production of uniformly labeled carbon-11 glucose for metabolism studies (1982) (4)
Monochromatic Roentgen Rays in Contrast Media Roentgenography (1956) (4)
Median lethal dose for guinea pigs of cobalt-60 gamma irradiation. (1960) (3)
Recent Developments in Image Reconstruction Using a Time-of-Flight-Assisted Positron Emission Tomograph: Super PETT I (1984) (3)
IN VIVO MEASURE OF REGIONAL CEREBRAL BLOOD FLOW AND BLOOD VOLUME BY MEANS OF STIMULATED X-RAY FLUORESCENCE. PART A. METHODOLOGY. (1971) (3)
Hardening Of Annihilation Radiation For Improved Coincidence Detection In PET (1990) (3)
SCINTILLATION DETECTOR FOR THE LOCALIZATION OF RADIOACTIVE CONCENTRATIONS IN VIVO (1951) (3)
Radioactive gold for the intracavitary treatment of carcinoma of the cervix. (1955) (3)
Engineering Research in Medical Imaging: A Synergistic Relationship (1982) (3)
Tomographic quantification of regional myocardial metabolism in vivo (1980) (3)
Tomographic images of myocardial infarcts: Biochemical and morphological validation☆ (1976) (2)
β+−Probe documentation of a direct relation between clearance of11C-palmitate and myocardial metabolism (1981) (2)
A flexible scintillation probe for cardiac output determination. (1967) (2)
Editorial: Changing of the guard. (1976) (2)
Externally monitored leukocytic infiltration in myocardial infarcts (1976) (2)
THE DISINTEGRATION OF Ti$sup 4$$sup 5$ (1950) (2)
ADDENDUM: THE DISINTEGRATION OF Ti$sup 4$$sup 5$ (1951) (2)
Radioactive oxygen-15 in the tracer study of oxygen transport. (1961) (2)
The effect of brain pathology on regional cerebral blood flow and oxygen utilizations. (1970) (2)
Positron-emission tomography in cardiac evaluation. (1981) (2)
A Scintillation Counter for the Relative Determination of X‐Ray Intensities in Radiological Work (1951) (2)
Gamma-Rays from Na$sup 24$ and V$sup 4$$sup 8$ (1949) (1)
Cyclotron produced short-lived radioactive isotopes in nuclear medicine. (1967) (1)
Pet scan controversy. (1984) (1)
Pressure regulated thin window Geiger-Mueller counter. (1949) (1)
THE MAGNACAMERA. AN IMAGE-INTENSIFIER RADIOISOTOPE CAMERA. (1969) (1)
On the Transport of Aluminum Atoms by a Gas (1950) (1)
SCINTILLATION PROBE FOR DETERMINING RELATIVE BETA-RAY INTENSITIES (1954) (1)
Analysis of the Scattered Radiation Encountered in Diagnostic Scanning1 (1966) (1)
Auxiliary equipment to be used with a beta-ray spectrometer for the study of radioactive gases. (1951) (1)
RADIATION EXPOSURE IN CT (1979) (1)
Energy of an Excited State of Li7 (1949) (1)
New Technique for Determining Cardiac Output with Use of a Miniature Esophageal Scintillation Detector (1967) (1)
NUCLEAR MEDICINE AND EMISSION COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY (1979) (1)
IMAGE INTENSIFYING CHAINS FOR MEDICAL SCINTILLATION CAMERAS. (1966) (1)
Computerized Positron Emission Tomography (PET) For The Assessment Of Myocardial Integrity (1979) (1)
A Standards-based Computer System To Support Positron-emission Tomographs With List-mode Capability (1990) (1)
IN VIVO MEASURE OF REGIONAL CEREBRAL BLOOD FLOW AND BLOOD VOLUME BY MEANS OF STIMULATED X-RAY FLUORESCENCE. PART B. INSTRUMENTATION. (1971) (1)
The physical aspects of radiation therapy of carcinoma of the cervix uteri. (1961) (1)
10th International Symposium on Cerebral Blood Flow and Metabolism, St. Louis, Jun 19-23, 1981 (1981) (0)
An introduction to the measurement of the cerebral oxygen uptake rate by inhalation of 15O2; analysis of the contribution of 15O2 and H2 15O in brain radioactivity. (1981) (0)
Comparison of the effect of brain disease on regional cerebral blood flow and regional oxygen utilization. (1970) (0)
Introduction to symposium on high LET radiation. (1971) (0)
AN IMAGE-TUBE ISOTOPE CAMERA FOR USE WITH LOW-ENERGY PHOTON EMITTERS. (1969) (0)
An assessment of the roles of positron emission tomography and nuclear magnetic resonance imaging. (1986) (0)
REGIONAL CEREBRAL OXYGEN UTILIZATION (1971) (0)
Method for the determination of regional blood flow in tissues by means of stimulated x-ray fluorescence. Final report, January 1, 1969--August 31, 1973 (1974) (0)
Functional Data Analysis 1. Human Growth Data: Looking at Velocity and Acceleration (1997) (0)
WHAT CAN WE EXPECT IN THE FORESEEABLE FUTURE (2–3 YEARS) IN CT INSTRUMENTATION? (1980) (0)
FLEXIBLE SCINTILLATION RADIATION MEASUREMENT PROBE. (1965) (0)
ADVANCED AND RESEARCH IMAGING DEVICES. (1970) (0)
BASIC PRINCIPLES OF CT???NOISE, RESOLUTION, AND PATIENT DOSE (1977) (0)
A new look at the cyclotron for making short-lived isotopes. 1966 -classical article-. (1998) (0)
A METHOD FOR EMBEDDING SODIUM IODIDE CRYSTALS IN PLEXIGLAS FOR SCINTILLATION COUNTING (1951) (0)
Positron Emission Tomography Versus Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Imaging (1985) (0)
Gamma-Rays from Na 24 and V 48 (1949) (0)
[Effect of an intense magnetic field on the autoradiographic photographic yield in electron microscopy]. (1966) (0)
THREE DIMENSIONAL CEREBRAL BLOOD FLOW DETERMINATION BY MEANS OF EXCITED FLUORESCENT X-RADIATION. (1971) (0)
Brain blood volume, hematocrit, and acidbase status measured with positron CT scanning (1978) (0)
Correlation of Regional Myocardial Blood Flow and Function with Myocardial Infarct Size During Acute Myocardial Ischemia in the Conscious Pig (2005) (0)
GENERAL DISCUSSION OF THE STATUS QUO IN CI INSTRUMENTATION. DIFFERENT DESIGNS PRESENTLY USED AND THEIR MEASURED PERFORMANCE (1980) (0)
BRAIN PATHOLOGY AND REGIONAL CEREBRAL OXYGEN UTILIZATION. (1971) (0)
Clinical Comparison Of Positron Emission And Transmission Ct In Patients With Stroke (1979) (0)
An expaning fixed tandem-ovoids colpostat for the treatment of carcinoma of the cervix. (1952) (0)
DETERMINATION OF ORGAN BLOOD FLOW BY MEANS OF STIMULATED X-RAY FLUORESCENCE. (1971) (0)
The physico-mathematical era of radiology--the impact of modern technology on radiology--the big machines. (1968) (0)
A COMPARATIVE ASSESSMENT OF THE DESIGNS OF DIFFERENT CT SYSTEMS (1979) (0)
[Results using short-lived cyclotron-produced isotopes in clinical research]. (1972) (0)
HIGHER RESOLUTION IN CT DEVICES (1980) (0)
A DISCUSSION OF POSH RON EMISSION TOMOGRAPHY (1980) (0)
NEW FRONTIERS IN PULMONARY INVESTIGATION. (1970) (0)
Contents, Vol. 6, 1971 / Foreword (1971) (0)
CHAPTER IX ATRAUMATIC METHODS (1977) (0)
The physical aspects of radiation therapy of carcinoma of the cervixuteri. (1961) (0)
Analysis of the methods of utilization of the data gathered by the scintillation camera (1973) (0)

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