Background Noise Less, Contrast Greater with MBIR, says Shuman

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(Video) William Shuman, MD, FACR, Professor and Vice Chairman for the Univ. of Washington Department of Radiology, discusses Model-based Iterative Reconstruction (MBIR) at the 2011 ISCT meeting in San Francisco.

Background Noise Less, Contrast Greater with MBIR, says Shuman

 

 

 

William Shuman, MD, FACR, Professor and Vice Chairman for the Univ. of Washington Department of Radiology, discusses Model-based Iterative Reconstruction (MBIR) at the 2011 ISCT meeting in San Francisco.

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