Twenty-three coronary bypass graft patients were evaluated by a contrast-enhanced
computed tomography (CT) technique to determine graft patency. Four to six 4.8-second …

In vivo studies were performed on 28 dogs to evaluate the usefulness of transmission computed
tomography (CT) in the detection and quantitation of experimentally induced myocardial …

Rapid sequence computed tomography (CT) scanning has many potential applications in
studying intracranial physiologic events. However, visual inspection of these rapid sequence …

Continuous rapid rotational CT brain scanning now permits the study of brain circulation.
The parameters studied are related to the transit time of circulation and to blood flow …

Data from rapid-sequence CT scans of the same cross section, obtained following bolus
injection of contrast material, were analyzed by functional imaging. The information contained in …

Retrospective electrocardiograph gating of data from a rotating detector fan beam computed
tomography system was employed to produce end systolic and end diastolic images of the …

REsENTLY available myocardial imaging methods P suffer from lack of resolution and/or
spatial fidelity, the latter perhaps being the most obvious and significant weakness. In view of …

An experimental computer program capable of reformatting stored display data from a CT
scanner into true cross-sectional images of the spine has been clinically tested over a 1 year …

The invention of the stethoscope in 1816 opened a new era in diagnostic medicine. For
perhaps the first time the physician, aided by an instrument of science, could obtain information …

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