… Computed tomography became feasible with the development of modern computer
technology in the 1960s, but some of the ideas on which it is based can be traced back to the first …

… Kurtosis measures the spread of the depth distribution (distribution … lateral regions of the
vertebra are excluded from analysis in the LM view, and the most anterior and posterior regions …

… The recent rapid increase in interest in tomographic imaging of small animals and of human
(and … In biomedical applications, micro-computed tomography (CT) scanners can function as …

… system that analyzes the lungs and does not work on manually delineated regions of …
scans, such as regional lung volume changes, local changes in air content and the distribution of …

… For a given class c we model the continuous conditional distribution of the vector d(v; c) at
each … Finally, this 2D example enables us to visualize the computed landmark regions. In the …

… scaling the early isotope distribution picture (recorded … distribution principle, and it allows
the estimation of blood flow in ischemic areas. Application to positron emission tomography …

… regions of interest: ventral, medial, and dorsal (Figure 1). The CT histograms of volume
distribution … Histograms of volume distributions of computed tomography (CT) attenuations in the …

… regions (that is, “hot lungs”) and negative tracer concentrations in mediastinal … a tomographic
image reconstruction algorithm, such as FBP, to estimate the two-dimensional distribution …

… for rapid acquisition computed axial tomography (Imatron C-100) to quantify regional myocardial
… cavity and posterior papillary muscle regions after excluding contrast recirculation and …

… computed tomography (CT) yield high-resolution, three-dimensional representations of pore
space and fluid distribution … A significant drawback of region growing methods is the need …