  Results from the simulations of a Compton gamma camera based on compact
configuration of detectors consisting in two detection modules, each of them
having two stages of high-resolution position- and energy-sensitive radiation
detectors operated in time-coincidence are presented. Monolithic scintillation
crystals instead of pixelated crystals in order to reduce dead areas have been
simulated. In order to study the system feasibility to produce real-time
images, different setups are considered. Performance in terms of acquisition
times have been calculated to determine the real-time capabilities and
limitations of such a system.
