tomography

Converse of object

• compute: Spiral computed tomography of the pancreas showed a 3 x 2.5 cm mass in the region of the tail of the pancreas.
• computerize: Computerized axial tomography 23 What is the name of the Secret Seven's dog?
• use: Using positron emission tomography, we examined cerebral blood flow changes in human subjects whilst engaged in the visual processing of face stimuli.

Adjective modifier

• computed: Figure 7. Computed tomography ( CT ) scan of the head of a living individual.
• computerized: A computerized tomography ( CT ) scan of the brain was normal.
• computerized: Note that CT scan stands for Computerized Tomography -- pupils will only find this acronym expanded in the glossary.
• axial: Computerized axial tomography 23 What is the name of the Secret Seven's dog?
• seismic: Now a picture is emerging, produced by a geophysical technique called seismic tomography.
• optical: Click here for further details about optical tomography at UCL.

Modifies a noun

• scanner: For example, radiation dose from modern computed tomography scanners may be in excess of that produced by older models.
• image: A three-dimensional model of a healthy ankle was developed from computed tomography images.
• study: Fields in human motor areas involved in preparation for reaching, actual reaching, and visuomotor learning: A positron emission tomography study.
• scan: Sample groups Patients over 18 years of age with moderate or severe bronchiectasis confirmed by high-resolution computed tomography scans.
• system: For example some gamma cameras and PET scanners are combined with a computerized tomography x-ray system.

Noun used with modifier

• positron: Using positron emission tomography, we examined cerebral blood flow changes in human subjects whilst engaged in the visual processing of face stimuli.
• coherence: OCI is related to the more widely known optical coherence tomography ( OCT ).
• emission: Abstract: A new method is introduced for the analysis of multiple studies measured with emission tomography.
• impedance: Electrical impedance tomography a new imaging technique for epilepsy All imaging methods in use today have their limitations.
• photon: Radionuclide imaging including positron emission tomography ( PET ) and single photon emission tomography.
• X-ray: We expect a report on the first X-ray tomography.