HELICAL COMPUTED-TOMOGRAPHY - WHERE IS THE CUT

Citation
Ja. Horrocks et Rd. Speller, HELICAL COMPUTED-TOMOGRAPHY - WHERE IS THE CUT, British journal of radiology, 67(793), 1994, pp. 107-111
Citations number
2
Categorie Soggetti
Radiology,Nuclear Medicine & Medical Imaging
Journal title
British journal of radiology
ISSN journal
00071285 → ACNP
Volume
67
Issue
793
Year of publication
1994
Pages
107 - 111
Database
ISI
SICI code
Abstract
The helical scanning mode in computed tomography (CT) entails continuo us table movement during image acquisition. The projections acquired i n this mode will not be consistent with those in the axial scanning mo de. A comparison of the helical and axial modes of scanning on the IGE HiSpeed Advantage CT system (software version ZA) has been made using a contrast-detail phantom. Differences seen between the two modes inc lude shadow and streaking artefacts and an increase in the partial vol ume effect in the helical scan mode.