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Thus, it is important to be aware of these definitions and best reconstruction intervals for the CT machine at hand.
As previously performed for 64-slice CT [ 17, 29], studies analyzing optimum reconstruction intervals for DSCT coronary angiography are mandatory to reduce the width of the pulsing window and the applied radiation dose further.
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The CT images were reconstructed using a reconstruction interval of 2.4 mm; the reconstructed image had a voxel size of 1.0 × 1.0 × 2.4 mm3.
The slice thickness of the reconstructed CT images was 2 mm and the reconstruction interval was 1.5 mm.
Images were reconstructed at 1.0-mm slice thickness and a 1.0-mm reconstruction interval; the reconstruction kernel was FC12 (soft).
Images were reconstructed with a section thickness of 2.5 mm and a reconstruction interval of 1.5 mm, and were reviewed by experienced radiologists.
Images were reconstructed during mid-diastole and/or end-systole: slice thickness 0.75 mm, reconstruction interval 0.4 mm, medium smooth filtering (B30f).
This problem is worsened with larger voxel sizes; for example, when using a thicker slice reconstruction interval.
Examinations were done using standard protocols with a section thickness of 1.2 mm (1 mm collimation) and a reconstruction interval of 0.6 mm (50% overlapping).
Examination parameters were 64 × 0.6 mm collimation, 1.4 mm/s table feed, 2 mm section thickness, 1.5 mm reconstruction interval, 80 kV, 65 mA and 0.5 s rotation time.
Slice thickness of 5 mm, pitch of 1.5, table speed of 15 mm per rotation, reconstruction interval of 2 mm, tube voltage of 120 kV, and tube current of 200 mA were used for scanning.
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