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c Axial dual-energy CT with material decomposition and green pixilation to identify silicone, shows free silicone within the left breast (red arrow) with intact right implant.

The spectrum in (a)–(e) is almost identical with the broadening of peaks in the N H stretch or B H stretch which indicates the material decomposition and hydrogen release.

There are several clinical applications of detector-based spectral CT, broadly divided into: (1) enhanced visualisation of contrast; (2) artefact reduction; (3) material decomposition; and (4) radiation dose reduction.

They are therefore able to begin the process of vegetative material decomposition and permit the secondary colonization of bacteria and yeasts, which can then further decompose the organic matter (Sahoo and Dhal 2009).

This is in part due to material decomposition and release of toxic Cd2+ ions, which bind to sulfohydryl groups of mitochondria protein, causing mitochondrial dysfunction and cellular poisoning [14].

The influence of thermal shock conditions on the extent of carbon material decomposition and through-thickness compressive stiffness degradation of 2D woven carbon/carbon (C/C) composites is predicted by computational efforts and validated against experimental results.

DECT can provide multiple parameters, including monochromatic CT images, iodine-based material decomposition images and spectral HU curves, and virtual unenhanced images, which may add useful tissue information for detecting GEP-NETs [ 13, 14].

Dual-energy CT can perform material decomposition, identifying intracapsular and extracapsular rupture and extracapsular silicone [11].

Energy-resolved photon-counting can provide reduced patient dose through optimal energy weighting for a particular imaging task in CT, functional contrast enhancement through spectroscopic imaging of metal nanoparticles in CT, and compositional analysis through multiple basis function material decomposition in CT and NDT.

We employed a projection-based maximum-likelihood method for the material decomposition into water, CA1, and CA2 [7].

We propose a conceptual model aimed at generalizing the effect of plant material decomposition on C sequestration and soil water-stable macroaggregation (WSMA).