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What is the maximum depth that can be imaged by Ultrasound?
What is the maximum depth that can be imaged by Ultrasound?
- 1 cm (correct)
- 5 cm
- 30 cm
- 10 cm
Which imaging modality has the highest resolution?
Which imaging modality has the highest resolution?
- Ultrasound (correct)
- X-rays
- All of these have the same resolution
- MRI
What is the resolution of MRI?
What is the resolution of MRI?
- millimeters (correct)
- 100 microns
- meters
- centimeters
Which imaging modality has the lowest resolution?
Which imaging modality has the lowest resolution?
What is the maximum depth that can be imaged by X-rays?
What is the maximum depth that can be imaged by X-rays?
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Imaging Modalities Comparison
- MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging) can image depths ranging from 10 cm to 30 cm with a resolution of millimeters.
- X-rays can image depths of up to 5 cm with a resolution also in millimeters.
- Ultrasound imaging has a limited depth penetration of approximately 1 cm, but offers a higher resolution of about 100 microns.
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