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Prior image constrained compressed sensing metal artifact reduction (PICCS-MAR): 2D and 3D image quality improvement with hip prostheses at CT colonography

Bannas et al., 2016

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14996992030156629050
Author
Bannas P
Li Y
Motosugi U
Li K
Lubner M
Chen G
Pickhardt P
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European radiology

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Purpose To assess the effect of the prior-image-constrained-compressed-sensing-based metal-artefact-reduction (PICCS-MAR) algorithm on streak artefact reduction and 2D and 3D- image quality improvement in patients with total hip arthroplasty (THA) undergoing CT …
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