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Mitali Madhumita,Proshanta Guha,Ahindra Nag the imaging procedure is well standardized throughout diagnostic imaging departments. Modern equipment has greatly enhanced the ease of operation and permits imaging in planar, tomographic, and whole-body mode.

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Pratap Kalita,Probin Kr. Roy,Supriyo Senbased imaging provides information with high resolution on the structural changes which occur in a specific process. Nuclear medicine imaging is available as whole-body imaging in routine clinical practice, whereas computed tomography (CT), magnetic resonance (MR) imaging, and other techniques provi

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-59745-383-7ade in the field of oncology, where the goals of diagnostic imaging are to: (a) help establish the patients diagnosis; (b) streamline patient management; and (c) enhance the development of accepted treatment protocols.

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Timothy S. Tracy,Richard L. Kingstonand tumor imaging with scintigraphy are still the backbone of any pediatric nuclear medicine department. Over the past decade we have seen the introduction and increased use of newer scintigraphic approaches in children. This chapter focuses on the use of scintigraphy in children for the assessment

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-04360-4ve: programs running for a day 10 years ago now require a minute. This allows algorithm designers to follow new strategies. Ingenious mathematics and clever numerical analysis now must face competition from inefficient and ugly brute-force computations, and soon will no longer be necessary. An impor