sinogram
- noun
- /ˈsaɪnəˌgræm/
- Specialized
- The technician explained that the sinogram is crucial for evaluating the effectiveness of the imaging process.
- raw sinogram
- ungated sinogram
- sinogram display
Examples
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To do this, one has to remember that the same sinogram disturbed by various realizations of random measurement errors will yield different image reconstructions, characterized by distinct accuracy.
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One suspects the presence of visually detectable patient motion is somewhat more difficult to reliably detect when examining the sinogram and cinematic display of a low count gate interval.
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Can the gated raw data sinogram and cinematic display be relied upon to identify data sets requiring repeat scanning?
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The cinematic display and sinogram were randomized for visual inspection and reported on a five-point scale: definitely present, probably present, equivocal, probably absent, and definitely absent.
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While gating errors are evident from visual examination of the raw data sinogram, visual detection does not actually translate to the introduction of artifacts that may undermine diagnostic integrity.
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Relative risk suggests assessing the raw sinogram and cinematic display on the ungated files, which detects 2.9 times the incidence of patient motion compared to the gated files.
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ROC analysis (Fig. 1) demonstrates that assessment of the ungated raw data sinogram and cinematic display is superior to the same assessment on the corresponding gated data for detection of patient motion.
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The doctor reviewed the sinogram to assess the quality of the CT scan images.
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In medical imaging, analyzing the sinogram helps in reconstructing clearer images of the patient's internal structures.
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Sinogram in CT comes from sine, a smooth wave or curve, and the ending -gram, meaning 'something written', as in telegram. So a sinogram is the recorded pattern of curves from a scan that experts use to build the final image.