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|Articles|November 13, 2009
Team studies 3D filtering for MR, CT
OEM-software supplier ContextVision, its sister provider of end user products SharpView, and the Massachusetts General Hospital are investigating advanced 3D image filtering as a means to boost productivity and improve image quality for MRI, as well as cut dose in CT.
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OEM-software supplier ContextVision, its sister provider of end user products SharpView, and the Massachusetts General Hospital are investigating advanced 3D image filtering as a means to boost productivity and improve image quality for MRI, as well as cut dose in CT. Executives at ContextVision believe 3D filtering may allow one to two additional MR exams per day. It may also allow the capture of high-quality CT images at lower doses.
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