atenuacion
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cerebral parenchyma, trunk and crebellum with conserved damping factor Explanation: Parenquima = parenchyma cerebral = cerebral tronco = trunk cerebelo = cerebellum coeficiente = factor atenuación conservados = conserved damping To confirm all these terms I am providing some Internet references. Please see: JMRM Journal Abstracts, Volume 17 Number 2 ... Return to headline. Changes of Magnetization Transfer Contrast of Cerebral Parenchyma During Myelinating Process in Infants. ... wwwsoc.nacsis.ac.jp/jmrm/abstract/JMRM17-2.html [PDF] www.medical.philips.com/clinical/mm41_1/pdf/spetzger.pdf ... cut through. In quently, tumours had often already reached addition, the cerebral parenchyma reacts very significantly larger diameters before they could be ... AUTCOM: Autism and the Cerebellum ... 2,3,4. Particularly striking are findings that lobules VI and VII of the vermis, the central "trunk" of the cerebellum, are abnormal5. Whether these are real ... www.autcom.org/cerebellum.html ... blood bone bone marrow bowel brain breast bronchus. C cartilage caudal trunk cerebellum cervix chorionic villi colon conjunctiva connective tissue cornea. ... www.cabri.org/CABRI/home/guidelines/catalogue/CPtissueahc.h... lecture8 ... Third, energy is conserved by using the more ... represent a susceptibility factor rather than a ... ascends to the cerebellum so that the ... is called damping or signal ... biology.uindy.edu/Biol515/LECTURE%20NOTES/neuro8.htm Best regards own experience + see above |
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cerebral parenchyma, trunk and cerebellum with attenuation factors remaining intact. Explanation: Attenuation is the reduction in the total number of x-ray photons remaining in the beam after passing through a given thickness of material. It is the result of X-rays interacting with matter and being absorbed or scattered. The thicker the body part being radiographed, the greater the attenuation. Hope it helps! Principles of "Radiographic Imaging. Delmar publishers, inc Experience as Radiologic Technologist. |
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cerebral parenchyma, brainstem and cerebellum with normal attenuation coefficient Explanation: attenuation coefficient is a term of x-ray density of a particular tissue or organ.... I hope it helps... I'm a surgeon |
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