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In most cases associated artefacts can be limited or avoided by adopting disease-specific and optimised imaging protocols [54, 55].

Patient images (n = 66) were obtained using current and optimised imaging protocols from two CT suites: a 16-slice scanner at the national Maltese centre for trauma and a 64-slice scanner in a private centre.

Effective and scientifically accepted methods of assessing image quality are needed for the implementation of such optimised imaging protocols across all imaging modalities including CT [1, 2, 3, 12, 13, 14, 15].

There are good arguments to stop gonad protection in pelvic radiography of children, provided modern equipment and properly optimised imaging protocols are used.

The final optimised imaging parameters were not implemented in all infants since an initial protocol development phase was required for the techniques.

To date, liver MR has been most successful at a field strength of 1.5 T using high performance gradients, phased array multicoils and optimised imaging parameters.

The mice were then immediately infused with a low viscosity resin and, following polymerisation and maceration of surrounding tissues, the resulting tumour vascular casts were dissected and subsequently imaged using an optimised μCT imaging approach.

Underpinning these advances, optimised multimodality imaging for diagnosis and therapeutic monitoring should enable better evaluation of primary and metastatic disease.

Although a lab-based system is more suitable for delicate heritage artefacts, it should be noted that this system had been built for research into medical imaging applications and improved performance would be expected from a system optimised specifically for imaging cartonnage.

Based on a limited number of patients the following conclusions can be drawn: Sentinel functional imaging optimised target volume definition for IMRT is clearly feasible with no obvious increase in acute toxicity and suitable for larger numbers of patients.

We have also found that optimised FS T2w GRE imaging after SPIO is of value in depicting extra-hepatic and peritoneal tumour deposits which are well seen against the suppressed signal of fat and the reduced liver signal after SPIO (Fig. 4).