As Koerner puts it, Reformation "images were built to signal the fact of their impotence" (28).
High-resolution multiplanar reformation images display the detailed anatomical relationship of the tumour with the adjacent structures.
The standard interpretation of Reformation images among Koerner's colleagues in art history is that they would prefer not to, and Koerner's study is an attempt to undo "the art-historical animus against Reformation art" (32).
This comes at the end of a small catalogue of citations from famous thinkers, including Hegel, who seek ways around Reformation images, and their "formal blandness and semantic transparency" (36).
As a consequence, the oblique fissures and slices formed right angles that are exhibited as clear or barely clear in the most oblique multiplanar reformation images where they otherwise would have had an unclear axial MIP five-line sign, as shown in Fig. 2.
Hendrick's first teacher, the engraver, poet, and philosopher Dirck Volckertsz Coornhert, was a relic of an older, learned, relatively tolerant Catholicism about to be smashed between the grindstones of Calvinist iconoclasm and Counter-Reformation image veneration.
He accepted public offices which were not open to Catholics, and, as an official of the Stratford community, oversaw the defacement of pre-Reformation images in the Guild Chapel and the sale of papistical copes and vestments.
At the core laboratory, volume-rendering images, curved multi-planar reformation (MPR) images, interactive oblique MPR images, thin maximum intensity projection (MIP) images and cross-sectional images were prepared using the images reconstructed at each study center.
In 1559, in the Scottish Reformation, an image of Mary mother of Jesus was taken from Neilston Parish Church and thrown into a pool of the River Levern.
Reconstructed 3-D images available for the analysis included multiplanar reformation (MPR) images.
