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Other advantages of digital imaging include faster image acquisition with easier image storage and retrieval [ 9, 10].
(12) Use of lowest dosage of contrast media: the development of newer imaging technologies has facilitated faster image acquisition; this has enabled radiologists to perform studies with less intravascular contrast, because the duration of time over which contrast needs to be administered has shortened [ 201].
In principle, functional imaging at 7 T allows for faster image acquisition, higher spatial resolution and stronger BOLD-weighting.
Due to a substantial increase in the signal-to-noise ratio, in vivo imaging at higher magnetic field allows faster image acquisition and higher spatial resolutions.
The resulting shorter echo times (e.g., cf. typical TE3 T = 42 ms vs. TE7 T = 23 ms) require faster image acquisition techniques, in particular the use of parallel imaging methods (e.g., GRAPPA, SENSE), and optimization of shimming procedures [4].
This may result in better and faster image reconstruction.
To take faster images, researchers use algorithms similar to JPEG compression, they reported here today at the annual meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (which publishes ScienceNOW).
99mTechnetium-sestamibi produces better and faster images with decreased attenuation, has lower sensitivity for viable myocardium than Thallium, and is more expensive.
In contrast, our method uses spinning disk confocal microscopy for optimal fluorescent imaging resolution and to provide fast image acquisition rates required for live cell imaging, able to capture 15 20 full frame images per second.
The data were collected using OPUS 5.5 (Bruker Optics, Germany), which has a kinetic imaging mode for fast image capture of the segmented flow system.
This modality promises fast image acquisition, good resolution and contrast, and inexpensive instrumentation for imaging of weakly scattering objects, such as for example tissue-engineered constructs.
