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Microcomputed Tomography and its
Applications
- Introduction
- Background
- Basic X-Ray and Computerized Tomography Theory
- Generation of X Rays
- Attenuation of X Rays
- Collection of Projection Data
- Image Reconstruction
- Precision and Accuracy of Micro-CT
- 3-D Measurements with µCT
- Applications of Micro-CT Technology
- Trabecular Bone Architecture Assessment as a Novel Screen in Anabolic Research
- 3-D Imaging of Vessels for the Understanding of Angiogenesis
- Measuring Coating Thickness in 3-D on Enteric Coated Tablets
- Conclusion
- References
Abstract
Microcomputed tomography, commonly referred to as mCT, is a relatively new field in the area of nondestructive imaging. This entry discusses the background of mCT and focuses primarily on the generation and attenuation of x-rays and how mCT can be used for 3-D imaging.
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