Titlebook: Advances in CT III; 3rd European Scienti H. Pokieser,G. Lechner Conference proceedings 1994 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1994 Computer

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Yuan Li,Lang He,Junfeng Jiao,Guoqiang Shen method which has recently been developed on the basis of digital, reconstructed, sectional imaging techniques. The goal of this study was to compare the value of CT angiography with angiography in the DSA technique for examining the distal aorta and pelvic arteries.

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Human Dimensions of Water Security,he other hand CT gives information about the aortic wall, side branches and the surrounding soft tissue of the aneurysms. For taking all these informations we still need two methods. Every investigation has its own risks, advantages and disadvantages.

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Conference proceedings 1994ompletely new techniques, the "experienced user" is astonished when obviously good and appar­ ently matured technology such as the next to last generation of CT equipment undergoes further development, such as is the case with the spiral CT technique. The enormous potential of spiral CT suddenly bec

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Human Dimensions of Water Security,een developed to standardized methods. On one hand the DSA shows the flow phenomenas in the aorta and the connective vessels, particularly iliacal and femoral arteries and the size of the aneurysms itself. In cases of thrombosis in the aneurysms DSA does not reveal the total volume of the that. On t

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