Truncation Artifacts and Their Impact on Morphological and Quantitative Lung Imaging

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accelerated according acquisition administered agent arise arrows artifact artifacts asymmetric attention background blood body boundaries boundary cardiac cause clearly clinical close comes compensated confounded consisting contrast cost course dark depicted described desired digital displayed dynamic encoding enhanced errors especially essential examination exponential field filtering fitting flash flow flush fold furthermore general generally generated hence homogeneous identifying impact importance in vivo increasing influence institute introduced known lead literature lung lungs manifest mapping maps matrix might moreover morphological motion near nearby neglected noise occur often oliver open outer overestimated overestimation part paying perfusion peripheral periphery phantom pixel pixels prevented prior pulmonary quantification quantified quantitative radiology read reconstructed reconstruction reduced representative reproduce required resolution resolutions respiratory restricting rims ringing saline scanner short significantly similarly simple simplified simulation simulations since slice snapshot space spatial specified suffers surrounding susceptible systematic tissue transformed trio truncated truncating truncation typically utilized utilizing vessels visible visualize