Neuroradiology

Abstract:: Advances in neuroradiology, like most medical imaging specialties, are driven by technical improvements and clinical refinements of investigation paradigms. Technically, the emphasis has always been to improve image quality whilst reducing the use of ionizing radiation. This has led to a greater reliance on computer post-processing of the images and use of modalities that do not involve ionizing radiation, such as MRI and Doppler ultrasound. In the last few years sub-specialization of neurora...
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University of Oxford

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MSD

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Surgical Sciences

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Author

Language:: English
Keywords:: radionuclide scanning

magnetic resonance imaging Doppler ultrasound

computerized tomography

perfusion imaging

positron emission tomography

angiography

myelography
Pubs id:: pubs:148803
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Source identifiers:: 148803
Deposit date:: 2012-12-19

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