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Scan and Reconstruction
Scan Modes
Sequential Scanning
This is an incremental, slice-by-slice imaging mode in
which there is no table movement during data acquisi-
tion. A minimum interscan delay in between each
acquisition is required to move the table to the next
slice position.
which there is no table movement during data acquisi-
tion. A minimum interscan delay in between each
acquisition is required to move the table to the next
slice position.
Spiral Scanning
Spiral scanning is a continuous volume imaging mode.
The data acquisition and table movements are per-
formed simultaneously for the entire scan duration.
There is no interscan delay and a typical range can be
acquired in a single breath hold.
The data acquisition and table movements are per-
formed simultaneously for the entire scan duration.
There is no interscan delay and a typical range can be
acquired in a single breath hold.
Each acquisition provides a complete volume data set,
from which images with overlapping can be recon-
structed at any arbitrary slice position. Unlike the
sequence mode, spiral scanning does not require addi-
tional radiation to obtain overlapping slices.
from which images with overlapping can be recon-
structed at any arbitrary slice position. Unlike the
sequence mode, spiral scanning does not require addi-
tional radiation to obtain overlapping slices.
Dynamic Serioscan
Dynamic serial scanning mode without table feed.
Dynamic serio can still be used for dynamic evaluation,
such as Test Bolus.
Dynamic serio can still be used for dynamic evaluation,
such as Test Bolus.
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