… This causes partial volume artefacts in quantitative assessment of the skeleton. If the cortical
bone is thin, or if the CT slice width is very narrow, then errors will occur in the assessment …

… lies in its ability to provide a quantitative image and, thereby, … advantages of quantitative
computed tomography (QCT) over … determination by quantitative computed tomography. These …

… CT BMD assessment is based on quantitative analysis of the HU in volumes of bone tissue.
Most calibration approaches involve a solid calcium hydroxyapatite-based bone mineral …

… QCT has been used for assessment of vertebral fracture risk, measurement of age-related
bone loss, and follow-up of osteoporosis and other metabolic bone diseases. This article …

… in the field of quantitative computed tomography. Recent positions of the … of quantitative
computed tomography of the spine and the hip using clinical whole-body computed tomography (…

… — Quantitative computed tomography — Histology — Radiography. Quantitative assessment
of … Quantitative computed tomography (QCT), in particular, has been proven to yield precise …

A healthy, functional microcirculation in combination with nonobstructed epicardial coronary
arteries is the prerequisite of normal myocardial perfusion. Quantitative assessment in …

… Computed tomography (CT) allows for early detection of emphysema. CT also makes it …
emphasis on the quantitative assessment of emphysema. To date, quantitative methods have not …

… Recent advances in computed tomography technology and new … is great hope for computed
tomographic assessment of airways, … Optical coherence tomography is a new bronchoscopic …

… quantitative assessment of the whole lung is thus possible [40]. Martinez et al. [41] have
shown the value of CT densitometry for predicting mortality in subjects with severe emphysema. …