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Rudavsky, A.Z.
Morrisania City Hospital, Bronx, N.Y. (USA). Nuclear Medicine Lab1974
Morrisania City Hospital, Bronx, N.Y. (USA). Nuclear Medicine Lab1974
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1974; 4 p; Symposium on dynamic studies with radioisotopes in clinical medicine and research; Knoxville, Tennessee, USA; 15 Jul 1974; SM--185/27
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Apr 1974; 10 p
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Lansiart, A.
Colloquium on applications of electronic methods and technologies in the medical fields1971
Colloquium on applications of electronic methods and technologies in the medical fields1971
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Les detecteurs stationnaires en medecine nucleaire
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CEA Centre d'Etudes Nucleaires de Grenoble, 38 (France). Lab. d'Electronique et de Technologie de l'Informatique; p. 302-312; 1971; CEA Centre d'Etudes Nucleaires de Grenoble. Laboratoire d'Electronique et de Technologie de l'Informatique; Grenoble, France; Colloquium on applications of electronic methods and technologies in the medical fields; Grenoble, France; 15 Sep 1971
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Price, R.R.; Johannes, J.D.; Lutin, C.D.; Krolak, P.D.; Brill, A.B.
Proceedings of fourth symposium on sharing of computer programs and technology in nuclear medicine1974
Proceedings of fourth symposium on sharing of computer programs and technology in nuclear medicine1974
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McClain, W.J.; Maskewitz, B.F. (comps.); Oak Ridge National Lab., Tenn. (USA); p. 18-31; 1974; 4. symposium on sharing of computer programs and technology in nuclear medicine; Oak Ridge, Tennessee, USA; 8 May 1974
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Brill, A.B.; Price, R.R.; Patton, J.P.; Erickson, J.J.; Ivancevic, D.
Information processing in scintigraphy1973
Information processing in scintigraphy1973
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[en] The advent of sophisticated computerized data acquisition systems in nuclear medicine has provided a voluminous amount of dynamic scintigraphic data. The problem at hand is the interpretation of these data into meaningful diagnostic information. It is pointed out that there are a number of difficulties one normally encounters in this endeavor and how we and others have chosen to cope with these problems is indicated. We have suggested: the use of multiple views of a radionuclide distribution for improved accuracy of quantitation, the use of simulation modelling analysis for complicated systems, the arbitrary selection of symmetric regions of interest when no a priori reason to select a particular region is available, and the use of potentially powerful statistical tests such as the analysis of variance or factor analysis to detect anomalous regions when on adequate model is available
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Metz, C.E.; Pizer, S.M.; Brownell, G.L. (eds.); Massachusetts Inst. of Tech., Cambridge (USA); p. 7-27; 1973; 3. international conference on data handling and image processing in scintigraphy; Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA; 6 Jun 1973
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[en] The complex topic of diagnostics of the numerous skeleton diseases was enriched by nuclear medicine, for it is now possible to complete the static picture of morphologic changes resulting from radiologic examinations by its functional component, shown in scintigraphy. This shows that maximal information can only be obtained if the results of skeleton scintigraphy are, according to their importance, integrated into the total picture of the diagnostical decision procedure the centre of which is taken by radiology as was always the case. Because of the different results they lead to, none of the methods can be replaced by another, but they can only complete one another. For the reasons mentioned, the isolated use of skeleton scintigraphy, as it is usual in many places, does not seem not purposeful. Using 8 cases, the author tried to show the problems of skeleton scintigraphy and its position in the diagnostical decision procedure in osteology. (orig.)
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Das komplexe Kapitel der Diagnostik der zahlreichen Skeletterkrankungen hat durch die Nuklearmedizin eine bedeutende Bereicherung erfahren, da es nun moeglich ist, das statische Bild der morphologischen Veraenderungen, wie sie die radiologische Untersuchung ergibt, durch seine funktionelle Komponente, dargestellt in der Szintigraphie, zu ergaenzen. Daraus ergibt sich, dass man nur dann eine maximale Information erhalten kann, wenn die Ergebnisse der Skelettszintigraphie, entsprechend ihrer Aussagekraft, in das Gesamtbild des diagnostischen Entscheidungsprozesses, in dessen Zentrum unveraendert die Radiologie steht, einbaut. Keine der Methoden kann entsprechend ihrer differenten Aussagekraft durch die andere ersetzt werden, sondern sie koennen einander nur ergaenzen. Aus den dargelegten Gruenden halte ich eine isolierte Durchfuehrung der Skelettszintigraphie, wie sie an zahlreichen Stellen ueblich ist, fuer nicht zielfuehrend. Anhand von 8 Faellen versuchten wir die Problematik der Skelttszintigraphie und ihre Stellung im diagnostischen Entscheidungsprozess in der Osteologie darzustellen. (orig.)Original Title
Der Wert der Szintigraphie in der Skelettdiagnostik
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8 figs.; 14 refs.
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Roentgenpraxis; v. 29(10); p. 215-232
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Untersuchung zur Optimierbarkeit von Multidetektorsystemen fuer die Gamma-Gamma-Koinzidenzszintigraphie
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Nuesslin, F. (ed.) (Tuebingen Univ. (Germany, F.R.). Radiologische Klinik); Deutsche Gesellschaft fuer Medizinische Physik e.V. (DGMP), Muenchen (Germany, F.R.); 919 p; ISBN 3-925218-05-X;
; 1988; p. 103-107; 19. scientific meeting of Deutsche Gesellschaft fuer Medizinische Physik e.V. (DGMP); 19. Jahrestagung der Deutschen Gesellschaft fuer Medizinische Physik e.V. (DGMP); Tuebingen (Germany, F.R.); 15-17 Sep 1988; Available from Deutsche Gesellschaft fuer Medizinische Physik e.V., Nuernberg (Germany, F.R.)

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21. National Congress of the Italian Society for Nuclear Medicine and Biology; Santa Margherita Ligure (Italy); 29 May - 1 Jun 1985; Published in summary form only.
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Journal of Nuclear Medicine and Allied Sciences; CODEN JNMSD; v. 29(1-2); p. 170-171
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[en] A series of methods exists to reconstruct section scan data, being either iterative, using a filter, or by using a two-dimensional Fourier transform. It appears that, provided the system has been correctly set up with appropriate sampling intervals and reasonable signal-to-noise, any of these techniques will give good images. The clinical results so far seem to indicate that such a technique as section scanning can be of some value in refining the diagnosis that may be obtained from conventional brain scanning, which it does not in any way replace. Particular help has been obtained when dealing with lesions of the posterior fossa
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Radionuclide scans
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Metz, C.E.; Pizer, S.M.; Brownell, G.L. (eds.); Massachusetts Inst. of Tech., Cambridge (USA); p. 67-79; 1973; 3. international conference on data handling and image processing in scintigraphy; Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA; 6 Jun 1973
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[en] The basic functions of a CT unit are as follows: (1) scanning the patient from various directions with X-ray beams and collecting the projection data, (2) reconstruction of the cross section image, and (3) displaying the image on the monitor. Various units are necessary to perform these three fundamental functions of the CT scanner
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Takahashi, S; p. 23-31; ISBN 0-387-11432-7;
; 1983; p. 23-31; Springer-Verlag New York Inc; New York, NY (USA)

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