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Resolution volume ( voxel ) 2 . 캤 2 - -2 Desired FOV FOV from sampling faster
Fig . 4-40 . Improving the image resolution by a factor of 2 in one direction while
maintaining the same image quality ( SNR ) requires averaging four repeated ...
Resolution volume ( voxel ) 2 . 캤 2 - -2 Desired FOV FOV from sampling faster
Fig . 4-40 . Improving the image resolution by a factor of 2 in one direction while
maintaining the same image quality ( SNR ) requires averaging four repeated ...
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Image resolution , expressed as full width half maximum ( FWHM ) of point source
, is as poor as 23 mm when low - energy , all - purpose collimation is used at
these distances . Long - bore collimators that increase resolution can
compensate ...
Image resolution , expressed as full width half maximum ( FWHM ) of point source
, is as poor as 23 mm when low - energy , all - purpose collimation is used at
these distances . Long - bore collimators that increase resolution can
compensate ...
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This is below the practical resolution limit of most whole body imaging systems ,
so a susceptibility dependence on voxel size is usually not seen experimentally .
196,220 The regions of activation anticipated from previous neurophysiologic ...
This is below the practical resolution limit of most whole body imaging systems ,
so a susceptibility dependence on voxel size is usually not seen experimentally .
196,220 The regions of activation anticipated from previous neurophysiologic ...
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Contents
Introduction to Brain Imaging | 1 |
Computerized Axial Tomography | 97 |
Magnetic Resonance Imaging | 145 |
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