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Structural and practical identifiability of dual-input kinetic modeling in dynamic PET of liver inflammation
Dynamic 18F-FDG PET with tracer kinetic modeling has the potential to noninvasively evaluate human liver inflammation using the FDG blood-to-tissue transport rate K 1. Accurate kinetic modeling of dynamic liver PET data and K 1 quantification requires the knowledge of dual-blood input function from
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