نتایج جستجو برای: slice

تعداد نتایج: 17863  

Journal: :Thrombosis and haemostasis 2010
Renée A Douma Herman M A Hofstee Cornelia Schaefer-Prokop Jan Hein T M van Waesberghe Rutger J Lely Pieter W Kamphuisen Victor E A Gerdes Mark H H Kramer Harry R Büller

With the introduction of multi-detector row CT (MDCT), sensitivity to diagnose pulmonary embolism (PE) has greatly improved. The use of newer generation CT-scans may lead to a higher prevalence and a different distribution of PE. We compared 64-slice with 4-slice MDCT regarding prevalence and distribution of PE, the number of inconclusive test results and inter-reader variability. CT-scans from...

2015
Edwin Bennink Jaap Oosterbroek Alexander D. Horsch Jan Willem Dankbaar Birgitta K. Velthuis Max A. Viergever Hugo W. A. M. de Jong Jean-Claude Baron

OBJECTIVES Although CT scanners generally allow dynamic acquisition of thin slices (1 mm), thick slice (≥5 mm) reconstruction is commonly used for stroke imaging to reduce data, processing time, and noise level. Thin slice CT perfusion (CTP) reconstruction may suffer less from partial volume effects, and thus yield more accurate quantitative results with increased resolution. Before thin slice ...

Asghar Kerayechiyan Atefeh Foroozandeh Mahdi Momennezhad Morteza Gachpazan Shahrokh Nasseri

Introduction 3D reconstruction of an object from its 2D cross-sections (slices) has many applications in different fields of sciences such as medical physics and biomedical engineering. In order to perform 3D reconstruction, at first, desired boundaries at each slice are detected and then using a correspondence between points of successive slices surface of desired object is reconstructed. Mate...

2005
PETER TEICHNER

In the early 1980’s Mike Freedman showed that all knots with trivial Alexander polynomial are topologically slice (with fundamental group Z). This paper contains the first new examples of topologically slice knots. In fact, we give a sufficient homological condition under which a knot is slice with fundamental group Z⋉Z[1/2]. These two fundamental groups are known to be the only solvable ribbon...

2013
Andreas Sigfridsson Kilian Weiss Lukas Wissmann Julia Busch Marcin Krajewski Darach O h-Ici Michael Batel Georgios Batsios Sebastian Kozerke

Background Cardiac metabolic imaging based on hyperpolarized 13C-labeled pyruvate shows great potential for assessing the metabolic changes that the heart undergoes during ischemia [1]. Rodent animal models offer unique opportunities to study ischemic processes, however, methods based on spectral-spatial excitation [2] of the individual metabolites is challenging due to the large minimal slice ...

2017

Results: Conventional slicing technique had longer operative time than slice and excise technique with a statistically significant difference p<0.05. In 3/17(17.6%) of conventional slicing technique, incomplete surgery with a second session was needed. In one case of slice and excise technique 1/19 (5%), complete myomectomy wasn’t achieved in one session. Operative time was significantly shorte...

Journal: :Statistics and Computing 2011
Matthew M. Tibbits Murali Haran John C. Liechty

Slice sampling provides an easily implemented method for constructing a Markov chain Monte Carlo (MCMC) algorithm. However, slice sampling has two major drawbacks: (i) it requires repeated evaluation of likelihoods for each update, which can make it impractical when evaluations are expensive or as the number of evaluations grows (geometrically) with the dimension of the slice sampler, and (ii) ...

1997
JAE CHOON HYOUNG KO A. Casson

We suggest a method to detect that two periodic knots are not equivariantly concordant, using surgery on factor links. We construct examples which satisfy all known necessary conditions for equivariant slice knots — Naik’s and Choi-Ko-Song’s improvements of classical results on Seifert forms and Casson-Gordon invariants of slice knots — but are not equivariantly slice. Introduction An oriented ...

Journal: :Pediatrics 2015
Sigmund J Kharasch

In 2009 I visited a number of pediatric emergency departments in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem to see whether there were opportunities for me to contribute as a physician. I was particularly taken with Professor Eitan Kerem, chairman of the Department of Pediatrics at Hadassah–Mount Scopus in Jerusalem. Professor Kerem described the history of Hadassah Hospital, the diversity of patients and disease, ...

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