Pneumonia seen in these MPR images of this 49-year-old man with shortness of breath and BMI 25.4

Courtesy South Coast Radiology Qld, Australia

82-year-old man, follow up chest CT demonstrates a calcified lung nodule in the right lung

Courtesy South Coast Radiology Qld, Australia

Iodine maps demonstrate blood flow to the lungs.

Courtesy South Coast Radiology Qld, Australia

51-year-old woman with prior fall. Global Illumination rendering provides excellent depiction of multiple rib fractures

Courtesy South Coast Radiology Qld, Australia

Low noise, excellent image quality in this portal phase abdomen scan

Courtesy South Coast Radiology Qld, Australia

Iodine mapping can help to visualise and differentiate hypervascular lesions that may exhibit similar enhancements in the arterial phase.

Here a hyper-vascularised arterial lesion can be easily visualised in both the gray scale image and colour iodine maps.
The iodine maps unequivocally show the lesion still retains some contrast material in the venous and delayed, but the enhancement is less intense compared to the arterial phase.

Courtesy
Medic Medical Center, HCMC Vietnam

SEMAR removes artifacts from the stent graft in this CTA of the abdominal aorta

Courtesy Hakujyuji Hospital, Japan

High quality soft tissue and bone reconstructions with AiCE

Courtesy South Coast Radiology Qld, Australia