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==HRCT of a normal thorax==
 
==HRCT of a normal thorax==
Following are [[high-resolution computed tomograph]]s of a normal [[thorax]] (except for some mild degenerative changes in the vertebral column) of a 37 year old man who presented with unspecific breathing problems, published with written informed consent. They are taken in the axial, coronal and sagittal planes, respectively. The slice thickness of 3 mm in this presentation is a bit thicker than a standard HRCT. To move through the images, hover over the image and use scroll wheel, drag the mouse over the image, or click the < or the > above each stack. This functionality should activate when the page is fully loaded, which may take some time. While scrolling, there may be flickering the first time each image appears in the stack.
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Following are [[HRCT]] imagess of a normal [[thorax]] (except for some mild degenerative changes in the vertebral column) of a 37 year old man who presented with unspecific breathing problems, published with written informed consent. They are taken in the axial, coronal and sagittal planes, respectively. The slice thickness of 3 mm in this presentation is a bit thicker than a standard HRCT. To move through the images, hover over the image and use scroll wheel, drag the mouse over the image, or click the < or the > above each stack. This functionality should activate when the page is fully loaded, which may take some time. While scrolling, there may be flickering the first time each image appears in the stack.
  
 
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Latest revision as of 17:57, 26 May 2018

HRCT of a normal thorax

Following are HRCT imagess of a normal thorax (except for some mild degenerative changes in the vertebral column) of a 37 year old man who presented with unspecific breathing problems, published with written informed consent. They are taken in the axial, coronal and sagittal planes, respectively. The slice thickness of 3 mm in this presentation is a bit thicker than a standard HRCT. To move through the images, hover over the image and use scroll wheel, drag the mouse over the image, or click the < or the > above each stack. This functionality should activate when the page is fully loaded, which may take some time. While scrolling, there may be flickering the first time each image appears in the stack.

Axial plane
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Coronal plane


Sagittal plane