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Spectral domain OCT offers improved axial resolution (3 μm), reduces examination times, and accordingly reduces both patient exposure and artifacts by allowing 19,000 A-scans per second.

Binocular recording is recommended for the standard PERG because it is generally more stable, it reduces examination time and it allows fixation by the better eye in cases of asymmetric visual loss.

Partial parallel imaging helps to reduce examination times to breath-hold periods of 20 s and less, each allowing the complete chest to be covered with one acquisition.

A setup containing a series of instrumented plates capable of sampling a complete stride cycle during the same passage would reduce examination time and the degree of physical exertion required from subjects [ 9], while permitting consistent data collection [ 7, 31].

A moment approach reduces the examination of moments of the wavefunction (in particular, of its width) to an Ermakov Pinney (EP) ordinary differential equation (ODE).

The use of CT for attenuation correction reduces the examination time, which implies a lower dose of FDG (5 MBq/kg vs 3 MBq/kg).

This also has important practical relevance when undertaking IVCCM as symmetrical involvement will enable examination of one eye only, reducing the examination time.

A simultaneous acquisition of PET and 13C-MRSI will reduce total examination time and minimize subject motion between the imaging modalities, which is likely to be beneficial for in vivo studies.

The CHUV has chosen a new generation machine reducing the examination time, the amount of radiotracer and thus the dose to the patient while increasing the performance of lesion detection.

A limited examination protocol consists of coronal T1-weighted images of the spine, sagittal T1-weighted and fsT2-weighted or STIR images of the thoracolumbar spine, followed by dynamic contrast-enhanced and diffusion weighted sequences of the thoracolumbar spine, reducing the examination time from 90 to 30 min.

This is in contradiction to the fact that with three-dimensional (3D) gradient-echo (GRE) and 3D fast spin-echo FSE sequences, thinner sections with decreased partial volume averaging and isotropic voxel imaging with multiplanar reformations (that potentially reduce the examination time) are possible.