Titlebook: Medical Imaging Techniques; A Comparison Kendall Preston,Kenneth J. W. Taylor,William R. Ay Book 1979 United Engineering Trustees 1979 comp

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Three-Dimensional Dynamic Imaging of the Heart, Lungs, and Circulation by Roentgen-Video Computed To flow to, from, and within these and other organ systems of the body. Such measurements are required for accurate quantitative studies of the structure and function of these organ systems to be carried out.

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Relationship of Images of Acoustic Refractive Index and Attenuation to Tissue Types within Excised Fes. Edge detection algorithms were used to determine the arrival time of the pulse within the digitized signal. The amplitude of the arriving pulse was determined by measuring the peak or the area of the earliest arriving pulse.

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The Use of Computerized Tomography in the Diagnosis of Pulmonary Nodules with patients identified in a mass radiologic screening program, found that less than 5% of solitary nodules were malignant. Abeles and Ehrlich (1951) and Davis et al. (1956) reported that 30 to 60% of coin lesions are malignant.

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Computed Tomography of the Liverdemonstrable. This chapter includes a comparison of CT scanning of the liver with nuclear medicine scans and a discussion of the use of contrast agents as well as CT as an adjunct in transhepatic cholangiography, biopsy, and drainage procedures.

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