Значения термина reconstructed images на английском

Experiments demonstrate that the reconstructed images agree well with the original samples.

Each dynamic CTA dataset consisted of eight reconstructed images over the cardiac cycle.

Accurate estimation of the uncertainty of the reconstructed images is essential for quantitative applications.

Axial and reconstructed images were used to derive CT metrics.

Three-dimensional (3D) reconstructed images have been increasingly applied for medical education.

No statistically significant differences were found between SUVs calculated on OSEM and FBP reconstructed images.

This can lower the utility of these reconstructed images.

Our scheme could maintain the quality of the reconstructed images even when the projection number was reduced to 15.

Biological tissue, however, has heterogeneous acoustic properties, which lead to distortion and blurring of small buried objects in the reconstructed images.

Image quality of the amplitude- and phase-binned image sets was compared by evaluation of shape and volume distortions in reconstructed images.

To estimate the statistical variance of reconstructed images on a pixel-by-pixel basis, a sinogram bootstrap method was applied using list-mode PET data.

Root Mean Square Error (RMSE) of image is calculated to study the convergence of reconstructed images compared with the truth image.

The graft patent status was classified into patent and poor patent according to MDCT findings predominantly on 3D reconstructed images by two radiologists.

However, in areas off the axis of rotation, the axial-direction resolution of FORE- reconstructed images is poorer than that of images reconstructed with 3-D OSEM.

To minimize motion-related distortion of reconstructed images, conventional positron emission tomography (PET) measurements of the brain inevitably require a firm and tight head restraint.

The system can acquire, process, and display the ISAM reconstructed images at frame rates of 2.25 frames per second for 512 X 1024 pixel images.