The aim in radiology is to obtain images which are adequate for the clinical purpose with the
minimum radiation dose to the patient. If optimum performance is to be achieved …

PURPOSE: To determine whether [18F]-fluorodeoxy-d-glucose ([18F]-FDG) positron
emission tomography (PET) can predict the pathologic response of primary and metastatic …

Digital image-processing techniques can provide an objective and highly repeatable way of
quantifying retinal pathology. This study describes an image-processing strategy which …

Screening programs using retinal photography for the detection of diabetic eye disease are
being introduced in the UK and elsewhere. Automatic grading of the images is being …

The scanning laser ophthalmoscope (SLO) offers the potential for retinal imaging that is
complementary both to that of the fundus camera and also the newly developing technique …

We compared the performance of three computer based classification methods when
applied to the problem of detecting microaneurysms on digitised angiographic images of the …

Aim: To assess the efficacy of automated “disease/no disease” grading for diabetic
retinopathy within a systematic screening programme. Methods: Anonymised images were …

Practical nuclear medicine Peter F. Sharp Howard G. Gemmell Alison D. Murray Editors Third
Edition Practical Nuclear Medicine Page 2 Practical Nuclear Medicine Page 3 Peter F. Sharp …

Aims To develop a technique to detect microaneurysms automatically in 50° digital red‐free
fundus photographs and evaluate its performance as a tool for screening diabetic patients …

MATERIALS AND METHODS The three materials were supplied commercially* in vials
containing the following freeze-dried constituents: 1.0 mg HM-PAO (mixture), 12.5 …