S H Fox's scientific contributions
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Publication (1)
Progress in helical CT acquisition and processing over the last 5 years has lead to new applications and new requirements. Recent progress to meet these requirements is discussed in this article. The potential of future acquisition developments and their potential to further import application are explored.
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... Furthermore, our data showed that AIS and ISS, regardless of TRU diagnostics, did not significantly increase in the course of inpatient stay. It was only after the development of multislice CT that a whole-body CT was possible, and this was first described as a diagnostic tool for seriously injured patients in 1997 [30][31][32]. Since then, performing a whole-body computed tomography (CT) in the seriously injured patients in the TRU is recommended according to the German guidelines as "Grade of Recommendation A", as among others, it increases the probability of survival of the severely injured patients [3,[33][34][35] While the retrospective data in the literature appear to be clear considering the seriously injured patients, there are no recommendations regarding the indication for performing a whole-body CT or if necessary, a focused CT. ...
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