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Radiology, Vol 123, 355-360, Copyright © 1977 by Radiological Society of North America

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Early experience with the Varian Six Second body scanner in the diagnosis of hepatobiliary tract disease

GS Harell, WH Marshall, RS Breiman and EJ Seppi

Thirty-four patients with liver disease were studied with a research model of the Varian Six Second body scanner. Useful information was gained in patients with a variety of hepatic disorders. This scanner permits resolution of normal hepatic parenchymal detail which has not been reported previously and has reduced the streak artifacts originating from high- and low-CT objects which have been a major source of image degradation with other units.




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