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Damping has an important influence on the performance of these materials, broadening the frequency range of attenuation at the expense of peak attenuation.

A phantom study was designed employing 3 phantom sets, which provided a clinical range of attenuation and scatter conditions, equipped with 6 spheres of different volumes (0.5 26.5 ml).

However, similar results were obtained for all mean values from μ hardware=0.005−1 to 0.015 mm−1, as long as the corresponding standard deviation is large enough to allow for a wide range of attenuation coefficients in the reconstructed attenuation maps.

It demonstrates that a wide range of attenuation coefficients similar to those of tissue can be obtained.

The benefit of a defined range of attenuation values for both muscle and adipose tissue alongside a standardized approach would enable comparison between various studies.

The neighboring slices showed no significant differences for any range of attenuation, and this result was not modified by any additional factor such as the ventilatory mode, respiratory phase or scanning technique (spiral or dynamic CT) [ 23].

The means and the ranges of attenuation of different groups of parotid gland tumours are listed in Table  1.

We report ranges of attenuation coefficients of selected tissue regions and present parametric maps of tissue type based on these ranges.

Open image in new window Fig. 5 A well-marginated mass with a homogeneous attenuation, usually in the range of water attenuation (0 20 HU) and without an enhancement of the wall or infiltrative appearance are the typical features of benign mediastinal cysts.

This is adequately suitable for covering the entire dynamic range of rain attenuation for this investigation, since the highest total path attenuation measured is 49.32 dB at 0.001% of the time.

A broad range of the attenuation spectrum is shown, from microwave radiowaves to ultraviolet light.