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Deep learning-based chemical shift-artifact correction of ZTE MRI for enhanced bone depiction of the lumbar spine. [PDF]
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Regularized Joint Reconstruction and Slab Combination for Accelerated Three-Dimensional Multi-Slab Diffusion-Weighted Imaging Using Multi-Scale Energy Models. [PDF]
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Inverse-consistent deformable image registration to propagate biomechanical constraints for online adaptive radiotherapy. [PDF]
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Introducing DIANA: dual-mode imaging analysis open-source simulation software. [PDF]
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Pediatrics, 1993
To the Editor.— Neonatologists frequently contend with artifacts produced by medical equipment causing unwanted shadows on chest and abdominal radiographs. These artifacts are frequently caused by monitoring equipment and respiratory tubing. We have not yet encountered cases of religious artifacts causing such distorting images.
MICHAEL KAPLAN, JOSEPH Z GLUSTEIN
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To the Editor.— Neonatologists frequently contend with artifacts produced by medical equipment causing unwanted shadows on chest and abdominal radiographs. These artifacts are frequently caused by monitoring equipment and respiratory tubing. We have not yet encountered cases of religious artifacts causing such distorting images.
MICHAEL KAPLAN, JOSEPH Z GLUSTEIN
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Is It Real or Is It an Artifact
Ultrasound Quarterly, 2001Sonographic artifacts are inherent to the modality and occur to some extent in every image. This is despite optimal technique and scanning parameters. Artifacts occur in both gray-scale and color Doppler imaging, and though many are readily recognizable as such, occasionally, an artifact may obscure the diagnosis or even create false pathology.
C F, Keogh, P L, Cooperberg
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Journal of Magnetic Resonance Imaging, 2021
During the ongoing COVID‐19 pandemic, an artifact with hyperintense signal was observed on the brain images of a number of patients or research subjects, particularly those with heavy body weight and/or increased respiratory rate. The artifact was primarily seen on 3D or 2D sagittal or coronal T2‐weighted images, although it occasionally also appeared ...
Xiaohong Joe Zhou +3 more
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During the ongoing COVID‐19 pandemic, an artifact with hyperintense signal was observed on the brain images of a number of patients or research subjects, particularly those with heavy body weight and/or increased respiratory rate. The artifact was primarily seen on 3D or 2D sagittal or coronal T2‐weighted images, although it occasionally also appeared ...
Xiaohong Joe Zhou +3 more
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