This volume explores the advancements and practical applications of three-dimensional medical imaging techniques. The book compiles reviews from leading scientists in fields such as X-ray computed tomography, radioisotope imaging, ultrasound, and nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR). It aims to provide a comprehensive comparison of these modalities, detailing their intrinsic capabilities, complementary strengths, limitations, and overall medical significance.

This collection of reviews offers a detailed examination of emerging 3-D medical imaging technologies. The focus on comparative analysis suggests a text valuable for researchers and clinicians seeking to understand the landscape of these modalities. The contributions from leading scientists indicate a high level of technical expertise and current information within the field.