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Kopp AF, Claussen CD, Heuschmid M, Kuettner A, Schroeder S
New Developments in Cardiac Imaging: The Role of MDCT
Journal of Clinical and Basic Cardiology 2001; 4 (4): 253-260

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Fig. 1: Computertomographie - Bildrekonstruktion This Image - Fig. 2: Computertomographie - Bildrekonstruktion Fig. 3a-d: MDCT-Computertomographie Fig. 4a-c: MCDT - Computertomographie Fig. 5a-c: MDCT-Computertomographie Fig. 6a-h: MDCT-Computertomographie
Figure/Graphic 2: Computertomographie - Bildrekonstruktion
Retrospectively ECG-gated 4-slice spiral reconstruction with 1-sector reconstruction (black bar) for heart rates < 70 bpm and 2-sector reconstruction (2 grey bars are used for one reconstruction) for heart rates >= 70 bpm. The dashed lines indicate how the four detector rows travel along z-axis at a fixed speed (pitch). Using the adaptive approach gap-less volume reconstruction is possible with pitch 1.5 for all heart rates > 40 bpm.
 
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Figure/Graphic 2: Computertomographie - Bildrekonstruktion
Retrospectively ECG-gated 4-slice spiral reconstruction with 1-sector reconstruction (black bar) for heart rates < 70 bpm and 2-sector reconstruction (2 grey bars are used for one reconstruction) for heart rates >= 70 bpm. The dashed lines indicate how the four detector rows travel along z-axis at a fixed speed (pitch). Using the adaptive approach gap-less volume reconstruction is possible with pitch 1.5 for all heart rates > 40 bpm.
 
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