introduction: monte carlo (mc) is the most common method for simulating virtual spect projections. it is useful for optimizing procedures, evaluating correction algorithms and more recently image reconstruction as a forward projector in iterative algorithms; however, the main drawback of mc is its long run time. we introduced a model based method considering the effect of body attenuation and i...

There has been a considerable accumulation of usage of voxel models for internal radiation dosimetry (Xu & Eckerman, 2009 ; Zaidi & Tsui, 2009). The human voxel models of the Reference Male and Reference Female have been introduced and used to evaluate the energy deposition in organs resulting from internal radiation exposures by the International Commission on Radiological Protection (ICRP) (I...

Voxel based modeling is a very attractive way to represent complex multi-material objects. Beside artistic choices of pixel/voxel arts, representing objects as voxels allows efficient and dynamic interactions with the scene. For geometry processing purposes, many applications in material sciences, medical imaging or numerical simulation rely on regular partitioning space labeled voxels. In this...

In order to increase the resolution, we first utilize FMCW to separate signals reflected off from different distances into voxels, so each voxel stands for signal reflected off from a specific distance from the transmitter. Once we have a voxel of interest, we can zoom-in the specific voxel, and analyze the phase shift in that voxel to determine relative movements within that voxel. Figure 1 il...

introduction: conventional methods for diagnosis of external root resorption (err) are based on clinical findings and x-ray observations which are not appropriate for early diagnosis. the present study assessed the effect of different sizes and field of views (fovs) in the diagnosis of simulated external root resorption by cone-beam computed tomography (cbct). methods and materials: in this dia...