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Isotropic imaging

* Ideal case for imaging three dimensional structures is to have resolution identical in all dimensions – isotropic resolution

* Stair-step artifacts virtually eliminated, edges well-defined

* Large numbers of images produced!

Courtesy: GE Medical Systems


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