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The mean attenuation value in the sarcomas was 2-82-8%gher in DWFS (μ = 0.1 cm-1) compared to FullCT (μ = 0.0926-0.098 cm-1) for the voxels not considered bone.

Additionally, the mean attenuation value of a representative spherical volume-of-interest (VOI) in the right forearm (diameter: 20 mm) was determined.

We report the mean attenuation value in the sarcoma and the relative difference of a ROI (30% of max isocontour in the sarcoma) activity values for (A -(B) in reference to (C).

Inside the ROI, placed in the coronal slice on the case study patient with inversion in only one leg (Figure 2 E,F,G), the mean attenuation value in the Dixon image was 10% lower in the inverted leg ROI (μ = 0.09 versus 0.1 cm−1) while the CT had the same attenuation value in both ROIs (μ = 0.099 cm−1).

The use of sharper convolution filters produces an increase in the mean attenuation value of the calcified component of plaque.

The signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) was calculated as the mean attenuation value of the ROI/standard deviation of the surrounding oil attenuation value.

Previously, material information was captured as energy-dependent mean attenuation values.

The most accurate mean attenuation values for tissues around a TKR were obtained with a CT gantry using 10° to 15° anteroinferior to posterosuperior angulation.

Mean attenuation values were taken as an average of the mean Hounsfield numbers over these same areas of subcutaneous fat.

Mean attenuation values for solid enhancing lesions were 26.0 HU ± 15.0 on acquired images and 27.7 HU ± 14.9 on calculated images (P =.45) (corresponding enhancement, 60.3 HU ± 13.1 and 58.3 HU ± 15.5, respectively; P =.38).

Table 1 shows the average quantitative values for the image noise, mean attenuation values and contrast-to-noise ratio of three different reconstruction algorithms.