proach is based on the locations of the maximal reconstructed count values within the
myocardium. Hashikawa et al.(9) have developed and applied an approachto cortical …

As three-dimensional displays become more common in nuclear medicine and radiology, it
is important to know when they should be employed. Selection of the appropriate three …

[en] We have developed a 3-D display software package that permits independent and
combinative visualization of anatomical structures inside the human body from 3-D digital …

Several surface and volume rendering techniques are compared using nuclear medicine
data including several new methods developed by the authors specifically for scintigraphic …

utility of this technique for the display of cerebral perfusion images. In the normal patient, all
one saw was a cloud-like image of the surface contours of the brain. The deep structures …

Slides to IAEA Diagnostic Radiology Physics Handbook Page 1 IAEA International Atomic
Energy Agency Set of 102 slides based on the chapter authored by H. Bergmann of the IAEA …

[en] The recent advances in noninvasive medical imaging of 3 dimensional spatial
distribution of radionuclides, x-ray attenuation coefficients, and nuclear magnetic resonance …

surface Page 1 Index terms: CT Image dIsplay MRI Image display Stereoscopic display THIS
MANUSCRIPT WAS CONTRIBUTED AND ACCEPTED FOR PUBLICATION ONAPRIL2, 1985 …

[en] Medical images can be presented three-dimensionally by techniques that either
calculate the effect of reflections from surfaces predefined from slices or project a three …

Image display has traditionally been implicated as the limiting factor in the usefulness of
digital data processing in nuclear medicine. This was partly due to limited technology and …