Dose reduction in abdominal CT: intraindividual comparison of image quality of full-dose standard and half-dose iterative reconstructions with DSCT
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We sought to evaluate the image quality of iterative reconstruction in image space (IRIS) in half-dose (HD) datasets compared with full-dose (FD) and HD filtered back projection (FBP) reconstruction in abdominal CT. Read more
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Evaluation of Heavily Calcified Vessels with Coronary CT Angiography: Comparison of Iterative and Filtered Back Projection Image Reconstruction
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To prospectively compare traditional filtered back projection (FBP) and iterative image reconstruction for the evaluation of heavily calcified arteries with coronary CTA. Read more
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Comparison of Statistical Iterative and Filtered Back Projection Image Reconstruction Techniques for the CT Assessment of Coronary Artery Stents
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Iterative image reconstruction techniques incrementally improve the assessment of coronary artery stents by reducing image noise and beam-hardening artifacts. Read more
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Comparison of Iterative and Filtered Back Projection Image Reconstruction Techniques for the Evaluation of Heavily Calcified Vessels with Coronary CT Angiography
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Iterative image reconstruction techniques appear superior to FBP for the evaluation of heavily calcified vessels with cCTA and should be preferentially used in patients with high calcium scores. Read more
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IRIS effect on calcium blooming artifact
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Does iterative reconstruction in general and IRIS specifically decreased blooming artifact from calcific plaque in coronary cta and to what extent. Is there a difference between the benefits derived from IRIS between its use with the Definition scanner versus the Flash? Read more
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