Model-based iterative reconstruction for detection of subtle hypoattenuation in early cerebral infarction: a phantom study
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Hisashi Tanaka | Noriyuki Tomiyama | Mitsuo Nishizawa | Akio Tsukabe | N. Tomiyama | Yoshiyuki Watanabe | Yoshiyuki Watanabe | Hisashi Tanaka | Yuuki Kunitomi | M. Nishizawa | A. Tsukabe | Yuuki Kunitomi
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