HRCT

Likewise, granular computing theory is trying to apply to texture features extraction and accurate segmentation of chest HRCT image.

Objective : By means of the application of HRCT scanning to increase brain's lacuna diagnoses reliability .

Objective: Compared with surgical pathology findings, to investigate the HRCT appearances of chronic tympanitis and its clinical value.

Accurate HRCT interpretation depends on the correct recognition and characterization of imaging abnormalities.

In spite of its application throughout the natural sciences, HRCT has yet to be applied in extant plant structural research.

High-resolution computed tomography (HRCT) allows a detailed assessment of the anatomy and pathology of the pulmonary parenchyma.

Although there may be some overlap between these appearances, in most cases, a predominant distribution of nodules is evident on HRCT.

HRCT findings include bronchial wall thickening, ill-defined centrilobular nodules, and lobular consolidation.

Howeer, a knowledge of the HRCT appearance of pulmonary edema can be helpful in avoiding misdiagnosis .

DISCUSSION: Extensive interstitial and alveolar fibrosis results in the characteristic HRCT finding of honey combing or honeycomb lung.

Methods HRCT images and clinical data of 11 patients with pathologically confirmed lymphangioleiomyomatosis were retrospectively analyzed.

However, these structures are the landmark to identify the secondary pulmonary lobule on HRCT images.

Objective To evaluate the HRCT appearances and its value in diagnosis of diseases of pterygoid canal.

HRCT shows ill defined patchy areas of ground-glass opacity. Focal areas of lucency, representing air trapping are also visible.

A number of diseases can result in the presence of opacities that appear predominantly centrilobular on HRCT.

Objective: To evaluate High resolution CT (HRCT) in qualitative diagnosis of solitary pulmonary nodules(SPN).

Objective To observe the high-resolution CT (HRCT) features of satellite lesions around solitary pulmonary nodules.

Objective: To explore the HRCT manifestations of chest involvement in dermatomyositis.

Honeycombing represents the second reticular pattern recognizable on HRCT (the first is interlobular septal thickening).

Therefore, it is necessary to keep HRCT as a routine scan after SCT for the diagnosis of tuberculoma .

High-resolution X-ray computed tomography (HRCT) is a non-invasive approach to 3D visualization and quantification of biological structure.

Objective To analyze X-ray and high-resolution CT (HRCT) manifestations of mediastinal emphysema (ME).

Methods Collected 13 patients with otosclerosis, proved by operation and pathology underwent axial and coronal HRCT scanning.

Methods HRCT manifestations ofbronchioloalveolar carcinoma confirmed by pathology in 20 cases were retrospectively analysed.

These diseases have specific patterns of morphologic findings on HRCT and histology.

Objective: To explore the value of the high-resolution CT(HRCT) diagnosis of chronic otitis media(COM).

34-year-old woman with immunodeficiency, cough, and sinusitis. Four HRCT images at various levels are displayed using a lung window.

The findings of HRCT of 23 patients with bony destruction of facial nerve canal followed tympanitis proved by surgically were analysed.

Purpose: To evaluate the value of inspiratory and expiratory HRCT in diagnosis for bronchiectasis.

HRCT shows a combination of small nodules and larger ill-defined nodular opacities .

Objective To explore the high-resolusion CT(HRCT)signs, diagnosis and differential diagnosis of chronic otitis media(COM).

However, numerous potential pitfalls exist that can hinder or preclude accurate interpretation of HRCT images.

HRCT is important in diagnosis and differential diagnosis of localized BAC.

Objective To explore the clinical applicable value of HRCT and 3D reconstruction technology in the fracture of optic canal.

Material and Methods HRCT findings of 16 cases with masses in temporal bone were analyzed retrospectively.

HRCT shows ill defined nodular areas of ground-glass opacity in the lung periphery.

Materials and Methods: HRCT was performed in 69 patients with bronchiectasis . 34 of them also had digital subtraction bronchography(DSB).

A basic understanding of HRCT technique, protocols, and artifacts is necessary before beginning.

HRCT is valuable for diagnosis of small peripheral lung cancer.

The secondary pulmonary lobule is the basic anatomic unit that is used for standard description of findings on HRCT.

According to tolerance relation system (TR) the criteria of growth is improved, so this algorithm is more suitable for HRCT segmentation.

Aim To evaluate the role of HRCT in diagnosis of bronchiectasis .

The Morphology of HRCT of Ear and the Thin Sectional Anatomy .

Methods The X-ray and CT findings of 16 ME cases were analyzed retrospectively.

HRCT was done and axial plus coronal scanning was performed in these 32 cases.

Objective To define the normal findings on expiratory HRCT in healthy adults and make a quantitative study.

Methods Of 43 cases of bronchiectasis with complete clinic data a retrospective analysis was made in HRCT manifestations.

Objective To study high-resolution CT (HRCT) diagnosis and differential diagnosis of idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis (IPF).

Objective: To study HRCT findings and pathological basis of bronchiectasis complicated by pneumorrhagia .

Objective To study the high-resolution CT(HRCT)findings of otosclerosis and its value in clinical practice.

Objective: To study the feature of chest HRCT in thoracic sarcoidosis and evaluate the diagnostic value of HRCT findings.

To study the value of High Resolution CT of 16-slice helical CT in peripheral small lung cancer.

HRCT-Pathological Correlative Study of the Small Solitary Pulmonary Nodules

Comparative study of coronal HRCT and nasal endoscopy in abnormalities correlated with chronic sinusitis and nasal polyps

On HRCT, numerous clearly visible interlobular septa almost always indicate the presence of an interstitial abnormality;

Experiment Study on the Characteristics of Pulmonary Fibrosis by HRCT and Its Relationship with Pathological Changes

Nodules visible on HRCT in patients with sarcoidosis can appear as small as a few mm in diameter;

Experimental Study of Radiation-induced Lung Injury in rat Model by HRCT and CT-pathologic Correlation

A study of the relationship of peripheral bronchial carcinoma and the bronchus with HRCT

HRCT Diagnosis and Pathologic Study of Chronic Otitis Media with Cholesteatoma

Preliminary Application of Neural Networks in Differentiating Benign from Malignant Solitary Pulmonary Nodule on HRCT Images

Measurement of the middle cranial fossa on HRCT and its clinical significance

Practical Value and Imaging Expression of Target Reconstruction Technique of HRCT in the Diagnosis of Pneumoconiosis

HRCT Signs of Peripheral Lung Cancer: Its Value in Differentiating Squamous Carcinoma with Adenocarcinoma

Quantitative Study of Lung Density on Expiratory HRCT in Normal Adults

HRCT Manifestations of Interstitial Lung Disease Secondary to Rheumatoid Arthritis

The Relationship Among Relative Factors, HRCT Findings and Prognosis in Radiation Pneumonitis

HRCT-Pathological Base of Interface Imaging Asymmetry Distribution in Peripheral Lung Cancer

HRCT Diangosis and Pathologic Study of Chronic Otitis Media with Cholesteatoma

Measurement of Mastoid Antrum in HRCT Axial Scanning and Its Clinical Value

HRCT Findings of Bronchiectasis Complicated by Pneumorrhagia

Research on HRCT-pathologic correlation in benign pulmonary nodules and peripheral lung caner

Comparative research on of pathologic basis and HRCT in chronic obstructive pulmonary disease

Influence of Xinfeng Capsule on Pulmonary HRCT Images and Cytokines in Blood Serum of Adjuvant Arthritis Rats

Research of HRCT-Pathologic Correlation in Benign Solitary Pulmonary Nodules

Value of HRCT for the diagnosis of endotracheal and endobronchial tuberculosis

HRCT Findings and Pathological Analysis of Bronchioloalveolar Carcinoma

Clinical and HRCT Findings of Sacroiliac Joints in Ankylosing Spondylitis

HRCT in Diagnosing the Bony Destruction of Facial Nerve Canal Followed Tympanitis

Application of Complexity Measurements to Lung HRCT Image Analysis

The HRCT appearances of idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis and other interstitial lung disease

The Value of HRCT in Differential Diagnosis of Tuberculous and Carcinous Pleural Effusion

HRCT application of chronic otitis media with cholesteatoma

HRCT Analysis of Peripheral Pulmonary Hamartoma

The value of interface imaging on HRCT in differentiating of solitary pulmonary nodules

The Value of Inspiratory and Expiratory HRCT in Diagnosis for Bronchiectasis

The Value of HRCT Features in the Early Diagnosis of Small Lung Cancer

Clinical Significance and Diagnosis of HRCT in Fracture of Optic Canal

Comparison of the sagittal plastinated slices with HRCT image of the temporal bone

Image Feature of HRCT in Acute Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis

The evaluation of HRCT in the diagnosis of chronic otitis and mastoiditis

The diagnostic value of HRCT findings in thoracic sarcoidosis

Pathologic and HRCT Findings of Minor Airway Lesion in Smoking

The Analysis of the Lung HRCT Manifestations in SLE

HRCT findings in early stage of rush pneumoconiosis

Diagnosis value of bronchiectasis with HRCT

Anatomy and HRCT findings of foramen of nasal bone

Objective: To study the practical value of HRCT scanning in showing the structure and abnormal of ostiomeatal complex(OMC);