[A new 3-dimensional imaging method in computed tomography].
A new imaging method for computerized tomography is presented and some examples are demonstrated. The method is based on the collection of all image data of a chosen block of tissue and enables the examiner to perform multiplanar reconstructions of high quality in any direction, even in oblique planes. In order to achieve a better orientation, the block of tissue can also be visualized at the same time on the reconstruction.
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Eine neue dreidimensionale Bilddarstellung in der Computertomographie.