Titlebook: Advances in Medical Engineering; Thorsten M. Buzug,Dietrich Holz,Simone Weber Conference proceedings 20071st edition Springer-Verlag Berli

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A new Imaging Data Fusion System for Application in Neurosurgery and Multimodality Phantoms for Systthey are correlated with objects, but because men employ them in their activities. Our task is to pursue the consequences of this change in the conception of language, and in this chapter we turn to the theory of judgement.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-32225-0xial and transaxial gaps that lead to sinograms with missing data. Images reconstructed from uncorrected data include artefacts and a high variation of spatial resolution between different slices. Methods to compensate these artefacts are applied by taking the geometrical sensitivity into account. I

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Viermal um die ganze Welt zur Einführungaphy) and CT (Computed Tomography) one after the other with a single machine can avoid many artifacts due to different patient positioning. To our experience an automatic and precise fusion of the images can be achieved in most cases. Tissue which is moving during the examination (e.g. lungs, heart)

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Der Himmel über Prag, eine Intervisioned CT images. A solution to this problem is given by statistical reconstruction methods like the Maximum-Likelihood Expectation-Maximization (MLEM) algorithm. The advantage of MLEM is that it allows to weight raw projection data during reconstruction. The method presented here consists of two steps.