Figure 1
From: Influences of scan-position on clinical ultra-high-resolution CT scanning: a preliminary study
Comparison of nodule cross-sectional imaging for the three CT scanning schemes. The nodule was located in the lung. The images were provided by department of radiology of Jinhua Central Hospital to Zhejiang University and were from a 57-year-old female patient. (a,d) 1024 ultra-high-resolution scan with patients stay in supine position (B-Scan). (b,e) Breath-hold assisted ultra-high-resolution scan with patients lie in lateral position (G-Scan). (c,d) Retrospective 1024 matrix target scan with patients stay in supine position (A-Scan).
