Somatom definition as scanner
The SOMATOM Definition AS is a computed tomography (CT) scanner developed by Siemens. It is designed to provide high-quality medical imaging for diagnostic purposes. The scanner utilizes advanced technology to capture detailed images of the body's internal structures.
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24 protocols using somatom definition as scanner
Chest CT Scanning Protocol Optimization
Aortic Arch Sterilization Impact on Geometry
Chest CT Examinations for Nodule Evaluation
Multi-Modal Imaging for Respiratory-Gated RT
In addition, MR scans in deep inspiration breath-hold without visual guidance were performed for all patients to achieve better visualization of the tumor. The MR images (T1 VIBE with intravenous contrast, T1 FL2D, T2 HASTE, TrueFISP) were acquired in a 1.5T SIEMENS MAGNETOM Avanto scanner (Siemens Healthineers, Germany).
Malignant Lymph Node Detection Protocol
Various CT scanning criteria have been used to define malignant involvement of lymph nodes, and there is no node size that can reliably determine the stage. In the present study, a short-axis lymph node diameter of ≥1 cm on a CT scan was chosen as the criterion for malignancy due to its wide use in clinical practice (8 (link), 9 (link)).
Lung Tumor Segmentation on CT Scans
We used the open-source platform (3D-slicer, v4.9.0,
Multimodal Imaging of Brain Structures
The MRI data sets (T2 constructive interference in steady states) were acquired with a Skrya 3-T or Prisma 3-T magnetic resonance scanner (Siemens) and commercially available software (Syngo MR; Siemens) with the following parameters: repetition time, 7.35 ms; echo time, 3.17 ms; matrix, 384 × 384; field of view, 180 × 180; slice thickness, 600 µm.
Abdominal CT Scanning Protocol
Contrast-Enhanced CT Imaging Protocol
CT Scan Protocol for Respiratory Artifact Reduction
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