maximum intensity projection
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maximum intensity projection (MIP),
a computerized image display method, used in MR angiography and helical computed tomography; a series of slices are combined with display of the brightest pixel on any slice at each location, and suppression of the background; simulates a projection angiogram.
maximum intensity projection (MIP)
a three-dimensional image processing method used in computed tomography and magnetic resonance.
maximum intensity projection
A method of processing MRA images that records the maximum intensity ray—generated based on a mathematical algorithm—as it passes through an angiographic volume.max·i·mum in·ten·si·ty pro·jec·tion
(MIP) (mak'si-mŭm in-ten'si-tē prŏ-jek'shŭn)Computerized image display method used in magnetic resonance angiography and helical computed tomography; a series of slices are combined with display of the brightest pixel on any slice at each location, and suppression of the background; simulates a projection angiogram.