Advances in CT

1. Front Matter

   Pages I-XV

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2. Image Quality, Clinical Applications

   1. Front Matter

      Pages 1-1

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   2. The Advantages of Fast and Continuously-Rotating CT Systems

      • R. Hupke

      Pages 3-15

   3. Conventional and High-Resolution CT in Diagnosis of Occupational Lung Diseases: A Comparative Study — Preliminary Results

      • P. A. Gevenois, M. L. Van Sinoy, S. Dedeire, B. Stallenberg, J. Struyven

      Pages 16-25

   4. Detection of Hilar Lymphadenopathy with CCT (Continuous Rotating CT)

      • M. Oudkerk, S. Mali, S. Tjiam, W. A. Kalender

      Pages 26-36

   5. New Directions in CT Diagnosis of the Pancreas

      • W. Bautz, M. Skalej, Chr. Thomas, W. A. Kalender, C. D. Claussen

      Pages 37-51

3. Quantitative CT — Volume Scanning

   1. Front Matter

      Pages 53-53

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   2. Spiral CT Scanning for Fast and Continuous Volume Data Acquisition

      • W. A. Kalender, P. Vock, W. Seissler

      Pages 55-64

   3. Spiral Scanning: Phantom Studies and Patient Material

      • H. Rigauts, G. Marchal, A. L. Baert, R. Hupke

      Pages 65-76

   4. Single-Breathhold Spiral Volumetric CT (SVCT) of the Lung and the Hepato-Biliary System

      • P. Vock, M. Soucek, M. Daepp, W. A. Kalender

      Pages 77-84

   5. Quantitative CT of the Lung with Spirometrically Controlled Respiratory Status and Automated Evaluation Procedures

      • W. A. Kalender, R. Rienmüller, J. Behr, W. Seissler, H. Fichte, M. Welke

      Pages 85-93

   6. CT Examinations of Lung Ventilation with Stable Xenon

      • W. Bautz, R. Klier, H. Bongers, W. A. Kalender

      Pages 94-101

   7. Spirometrically Standardized Quantitative High Resolution CT of Interstitial Lung Diseases

      • R. Rienmüller, I. Altmann, J. Behr, F. Krombach, W. A. Kalender

      Pages 102-112

4. 3D Reconstruction

   1. Front Matter

      Pages 113-113

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   2. Three-Dimensional Imaging: Technical Aspects

      • J. Hodler, W. Kuoni, M. Rodriguez

      Pages 115-124

   3. Evaluation of Three-Dimensional CT in Orofacial Surgery

      • C. Zwicker, F. Astinet, M. Langer, B. Erdtmann, R. Felix

      Pages 125-130

   4. High Resolution CT of the Petrosa with Two- and Three-Dimensional Reconstructions

      • F. Astinet, M. Langer, C. Zwicker, U. Keske, P. Uhrmeister, R. Felix

      Pages 131-143

   5. Preliminary Results for CT Examinations of Spinal Fractures with a SOMATOM PLUS 3D Software Program

      • W. Vogel, W. H. Dingler, M. SchüTz, H. K. Deininger

      Pages 144-153

   6. Conventional CT and 3D of the Normal and Fractured Os Calcis: An Investigation Procedure and a Classification of 21 Calcaneal Fractures

      • F. P. J. Billet, W. G. H. Schmitt, B. Gay, J. Lang

      Pages 154-175

5. Dynamic Studies

   1. Front Matter

      Pages 177-177

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Radiologists who already use the SOMATOM PLUS computed tomography system discuss their experiences in this report of a User Conference in March, 1990. The distinct advantage of this system in which the whole measuring system rotates continuously is emphasized. More than fifty participants from nine European countries present scientific papers, discuss clinical experience and consider future prospects.

• Tumor
• classification
• computed tomography (CT)
• computer
• computer tomography
• diagnosis
• high technology
• radiation
• radiation therapy
• tomography

• Department of Medical Radiology, University Hospital Zürich, Zürich, Germany

  Walter A. Fuchs

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