Abstract
After a short explantation of the technical foundations of computerized tomography (CT) from terms used in conventional X-ray technique and CT the differences (dose distribution, image character) and similarities (quantum noise, beam quality) of both methods are discussed. Finally possible methods of quantitative evaluation of CT images and computation of longitudinal layers from a series of computerized tomograms are described. (author).
Pfeiler, M;
Linke, G
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- Siemens A.G., Erlangen (Germany, F.R.). Unternehmensbereich Medizinische Technik
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Pfeiler, M, and Linke, G.
Computerized tomography and conventional radiography: A comparison from the standpoint of X-ray physics and technology.
Germany: N. p.,
1979.
Web.
Pfeiler, M, & Linke, G.
Computerized tomography and conventional radiography: A comparison from the standpoint of X-ray physics and technology.
Germany.
Pfeiler, M, and Linke, G.
1979.
"Computerized tomography and conventional radiography: A comparison from the standpoint of X-ray physics and technology."
Germany.
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title = {Computerized tomography and conventional radiography: A comparison from the standpoint of X-ray physics and technology}
author = {Pfeiler, M, and Linke, G}
abstractNote = {After a short explantation of the technical foundations of computerized tomography (CT) from terms used in conventional X-ray technique and CT the differences (dose distribution, image character) and similarities (quantum noise, beam quality) of both methods are discussed. Finally possible methods of quantitative evaluation of CT images and computation of longitudinal layers from a series of computerized tomograms are described. (author).}
journal = []
volume = {20:4}
journal type = {AC}
place = {Germany}
year = {1979}
month = {Aug}
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title = {Computerized tomography and conventional radiography: A comparison from the standpoint of X-ray physics and technology}
author = {Pfeiler, M, and Linke, G}
abstractNote = {After a short explantation of the technical foundations of computerized tomography (CT) from terms used in conventional X-ray technique and CT the differences (dose distribution, image character) and similarities (quantum noise, beam quality) of both methods are discussed. Finally possible methods of quantitative evaluation of CT images and computation of longitudinal layers from a series of computerized tomograms are described. (author).}
journal = []
volume = {20:4}
journal type = {AC}
place = {Germany}
year = {1979}
month = {Aug}
}