The ability to simultaneously operate two x-ray sources at different energy levels -- and therefore differentiate materials like contrast material, soft tissue, and calcifications on the basis of their unique energy-dependent attenuation profiles -- is opening the door to a host of clinically useful, new applications. Focusing on background information as well as on the practical aspect, we designed the course to enable you to make full clinical use of your dual-energy applications. The course format is a combination of lectures and hands-on for postprocessing.
Clinical Workshop on Dual Energy
Apr 16th, 2009Apr 17th, 2009
Forchheim, --
DE
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