Current trends in perfusion and endoscopic computed tomography imaging.
Keywords:
Infarct, polyps, intraluminal imaging, extraluminal imaging, CT colonoscopy, CT endoscopy, CT bronchoscopy, virtual endoscopyAbstract
This article explores current trends in perfusion-computerised tomography (CT) and CT endoscopy as described in the literature [1-25]. Issues discussed are the clinical significances of performing these studies, techniques applied, advantages and disadvantages of both examinations, and future direction of the two imaging techniques.
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2007-01-29
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