Research ArticleHead and Neck Imaging
Relative Value of Sliding-Thin-Slab Multiplanar Reformations and Sliding-Thin-Slab Maximum Intensity Projections as Reformatting Techniques in Multisection CT Angiography of the Cervicocranial Vessels
B.B. Ertl-Wagner, R. Bruening, J. Blume, R.-T. Hoffmann, S. Mueller-Schunk, B. Snyder and M.F. Reiser
American Journal of Neuroradiology January 2006, 27 (1) 107-113;
B.B. Ertl-Wagner
R. Bruening
J. Blume
R.-T. Hoffmann
S. Mueller-Schunk
B. Snyder

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B.B. Ertl-Wagner, R. Bruening, J. Blume, R.-T. Hoffmann, S. Mueller-Schunk, B. Snyder, M.F. Reiser
Relative Value of Sliding-Thin-Slab Multiplanar Reformations and Sliding-Thin-Slab Maximum Intensity Projections as Reformatting Techniques in Multisection CT Angiography of the Cervicocranial Vessels
American Journal of Neuroradiology Jan 2006, 27 (1) 107-113;
Relative Value of Sliding-Thin-Slab Multiplanar Reformations and Sliding-Thin-Slab Maximum Intensity Projections as Reformatting Techniques in Multisection CT Angiography of the Cervicocranial Vessels
B.B. Ertl-Wagner, R. Bruening, J. Blume, R.-T. Hoffmann, S. Mueller-Schunk, B. Snyder, M.F. Reiser
American Journal of Neuroradiology Jan 2006, 27 (1) 107-113;
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