PET-CT plugins to fiji

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These are plugins to Fiji (ImageJ) originally developed at Nuclear Medicine at Beth Israel, Boston MA. Pet_Ct_Viewer is for PET/SPECT - CT/MRI studies showing fusion of the modalities. Read_BI_Studies is for BI database activities.
See http://petctviewer.org

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As a Java program, runs on all operating systems
For easy set up, use BI quick user guide, in Files tab (above)

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