Sentence examples for prospective motion from inspiring English sources
We evaluated the performance of an optical camera based prospective motion correction (PMC) system in improving the quality of 3D echo-planar imaging functional MRI data.
Recent developments in prospective motion correction methods are showing great promise in vivo (Schulz et al. 2012).
The length of the silent period (after the presentation of the picture) was 1500 ms. Prospective motion correction (Siemens PACE) was also applied during functional scanning.
Correlation of respiratory motion between the external patient surface, determined from the optical data obtained with the digital camera and internal anatomical landmarks, obtained from fast dynamic MRI data [ 25], may be used for prospective motion compensation during MR-guided HIFU treatment.
Six surgical wards in a Dutch university hospital participated in this prospective time and motion study.
Three medical specialties in a Dutch university hospital participated in this prospective time and motion study.
In this prospective time and motion study medical, nursing and paramedical personnel continuously (24/7) recorded the patients' care process during admission.
This prospective time and motion study was conducted to find factors related to the demand for hospital care services, based on a previously developed set of factors [ 4], for some of the most representative clinical patient populations (Surgery, Pediatrics and Obstetrics & Gynecology) in a university hospital.
Prospective ECG-triggering eliminates motion artefacts, making it useful in the evaluation of associated cardiac anomalies, although this technique is associated with a slightly higher radiation dose compared to non-ECG-gated scans.
In addition to on-line motion correction (prospective acquisition correction), functional scans were corrected retrospectively for motion using the AFNI algorithm (Cox and Jesmanowicz, 1999).
We conducted a prospective observational time-in-motion study of CCCTG ICURCs from 20 September to 15 October 2004.
