Titlebook: Illustrated Computer Tomography; A Practical Guide to Shinji Takahashi (President),Sadayuki Sakuma (Chai Book 1983 Springer-Verlag Berlin H

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Determination of the Site and Extent of the Lesion and the Surrounding Healthy Tissuesorder to cause destruction, without producing unacceptable damage to surrounding healthy tissue. For example, in radiation therapy for maxillary cancer, not only the location and the extent of the tumor tissue but also the position of the radiosensitive bilateral lens can be clearly determined on a CT image (Fig. IV.1).

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Principlesigital computer system which performs superior image reconstruction is employed. Rotation radiography, according to Takahashi, can satisfy the first and second conditions above, while only part of the third condition can be met. It cannot, however, satisfy the fourth condition.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-81814-1Schichtaufnahmeverfahren; computed tomography (CT); computer; computer tomography; diagnosis; radiology; r

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CT ScannerToday’s computerized tomography has been developed step by step, from first-through to fourth-generation models.

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CT Images of LesionsThe skin, subcutaneous tissues, bones, brain with gray matter, brain with white matter, cisterns, and tissues or parenchymatous organs of the body trunk are imaged by CT. Destruction, shift of position, and abnormal expansion of these tissues, if imaged, can be interpreted as pathological findings.

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978-3-642-81816-5Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1983

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Book 1983presentation in a series of publications on rotation radiography. The editor would like to express his deep appreciation to the contributors to this book as well as to the publishers Shujunsha, Japan and Springer Verlag. Spring 1983 SHINJI TAKAHASHI Contents Introduction. By S. TAKAHASHI . . . . . .

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