Biophysical Medical Imaging: Projection and Reconstruction Step by Step
A lightweight execution-visualization book.
Projection Measurements
A Row Shadow Is a Line Sum
Two Directions Give Two Ledgers
Same Shadow Can Hide Different Pixels
Tiny Tomography
A Diagonal Projection Breaks the Tie
Measurements Solve the Grid
Reprojection Checks the Answer
Echo Depth
Echo Time Is a Round Trip
Later Echo Means Deeper Reflector
Depth Gate Accepts Only the Target
Imaging Audit
Projection Residuals Must Be Zero
Echo Depth Adds an Independent Check
Imaging Audit Closes the Chain
Imaging Measurement Cross Scans
Projection Grid Three-Row Scan
Tomography Grid Three-Row Scan
Echo Time Depth Three-Row Scan
Imaging Source Factor Depth Scans
Projection Row-Length Source Scan
Projection Column-Height Source Scan
Tomography Diagonal-Value Source Scan
Echo Speed Source Scan
Echo Tolerance Source Scan