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partial volume

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partial volume
n.
The actual volume occupied by one species of molecule or particle in a solution.


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Occasionally, the "pseudomass" appearance can be caused by partial volume averaging on the sagittal image.
3 Partial Volume In the approach called "Partial Volume" (PV), an explicit joint histogram is built as a sum of independent contributions, while the need to build an explicit transformed image is avoided--this is peculiar to the PV method.
Features include absolute patient marking, which allows users to scan patients without fiducial markers by marking the actual treatment isocenter at the time of scan acquisition: the creation of dig tally reconstructed radiographs utilizing digital pixel ray tracing so users can look at 3-D CT data from any angle; and enabling the rendering of partial volumes of data so users can eliminate unwanted tissue from final images.
 
 
 
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