Impact Of Differing Convolution Kernels On Quantitative CT Measures Of Lung Density And Correlation With Physiology In Smokers: B31f Vs B35f

Citation:

Zach JA, Wilson C, Williams A, Stinson D, San Jose Estépar R, Washko GR, Sieren J, Tschirren J, Hoffman EA, Lynch DA. Impact Of Differing Convolution Kernels On Quantitative CT Measures Of Lung Density And Correlation With Physiology In Smokers: B31f Vs B35f. American journal of respiratory and critical care medicineAmerican journal of respiratory and critical care medicine 2012;185:A2029.

Date Published:

Jun

Abstract:

Rationale
The purpose of this study is to evaluate whether quantitative CT (QCT) measures of emphysema (EMP) and gas trapping (GT) are significantly different when evaluated on images reconstructed with differing “soft” convolution kernels, and to evaluate whether one kernel correlates better with physiology.
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