Sentence examples for thin section imaging from inspiring English sources
Excellent anatomical detail can be accurately provided with CT and multi-planar and thin section imaging.
A dedicated head and neck DW-MRI sequence at 1.5 T using 48 slices, 4 mm slice thickness and 6 b-values ranging from 0 to 1000 s/mm typically takes 5 6 min. If the number of b-values is reduced to 3, the scanning time can easily be halved, and thin section imaging remains possible.
Post-fracturing methods such as Computerized Axial Tomography (CAT) scan and thin-section imaging were used to investigate the geometry of induced fractures and formed seals within them.
MDCT also allows for high-quality, thin-section imaging.
The added speed and flexibility of multidetector CT (MDCT) allows high-quality, thin-section imaging and permits three-dimensional reconstruction for preoperative vascular mapping.
In the present study, analysis data of conventional drill core, thin section and imaging logging were used to determine the characteristics and controlling factors of tectonic fractures in the Xiagou Formation.
> -wrap-foot> Between group differences are tested with Mann–Whitney- U Test. NRAD: neutrophilic reversible allograft dysfunction We studied the thin-section CT imaging features in a cohort of lung transplant recipients with bronchiolitis obliterans syndrome (BOS) before and after azithromycin treatment.
The aim of our study was to determine and compare more precise DTs and growth rates (GRs) of lung lesions, based on volumetric measurements from thin section computed tomography (CT) imaging.
The animation was created by imaging thin sections of an embryo and then stacking these images to make a 3D movie.
A laser scanning optical microscope was used to perform the experiments; (1) SHG imaging of thin section (~10 μm of thickness) of ex vivo fascia, and (2) SHG from a 350 microns thick quartz slab.
The ease of access, fast image acquisition time, thin section scanning and multiplanar reformations make MDCT the ideal imaging modality.
