Titlebook: Sand and Sandstone; F. J. Pettijohn,Paul Edwin Potter,Raymond Siever Book 1987Latest edition Springer Science+Business Media New York 1987

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F. J. Pettijohn,Paul Edwin Potter,Raymond Sieverf multidetector CT, with multiplanar reformatting and FDG-PET-CT as routine imaging methods. The new minimally invasive procedures often require more exacting imaging as the surgeon does not have the same visual ?eld of view as was possible with open procedures. Thus, it is appropriate now to p- vid

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F. J. Pettijohn,Paul Edwin Potter,Raymond Sieverew developments, such as imaging contrast agents and virtualThepastdecadehasseendramaticadvances inurologyandimaging. Thesechangesareevident in improvements in laparoscopic surgery as well as in the emergence of multidetector CT, with multiplanar reformatting and FDG-PET-CT as routine imaging method

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F. J. Pettijohn,Paul Edwin Potter,Raymond Sieverf multidetector CT, with multiplanar reformatting and FDG-PET-CT as routine imaging methods. The new minimally invasive procedures often require more exacting imaging as the surgeon does not have the same visual ?eld of view as was possible with open procedures. Thus, it is appropriate now to p- vid

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f multidetector CT, with multiplanar reformatting and FDG-PET-CT as routine imaging methods. The new minimally invasive procedures often require more exacting imaging as the surgeon does not have the same visual ?eld of view as was possible with open procedures. Thus, it is appropriate now to p- vid

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Sandy Depositional Systemsl extent of a depositional system or one of its parts is the essential key to understanding the origin of known economic sandy deposits and finding new ones. Identification and mapping of sandy deposits in and across ancient basins also playa key role in classifying basins, help us better understand

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Book 1987Latest editiononment of sand deposition is more closely determined by its place in such depositional systems than by criteria based on textural characteristics-the "fingerprint" approach. Our revi­ sion reflects this change in thinking. As in the geological sciences as a whole, the concept of plate tectonics has