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- Fig 1.
Images of the incus, ambomalleolar joint, incostapedial joint, and the stapes in explanted temporal bone (TB) and whole-head specimens (WH) obtained by 3 different scanners.
- Fig 2.
Images of the cochlea, vestibular duct, cochlear duct, and facial nerve in explanted temporal bone (TB) and whole-head specimens (WH).
- Fig 3.
Three different examiners rated image quality with regard to delimitation of 38 different anatomic substructures as viewed in explanted temporal bones (TB) and whole-head (WH) specimens, each specimen being scanned with an MSCT scanner, an fpDVT scanner, and an fpVCT scanner.
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