1964 1966 RII 1 1 2 17 X 1 1 2 3.5.7 2 3 X. X 13 4 X X 20 5 X 28 X 29 6 X 31 7 X MTF 34 1 1 2 2 9 8 13 X X 18 3 X 23 1 1 2 X X 2 3 11
4 X 15 1 1 2 O.T.F. X X Film 6 8 10 3 X 11 14 1 1 1 1 1 2 3 4 T.V. 1 1 2 X 2 X 1 1 2 3 9 3 13
4 A New Definition of Information Volumes on Radiographs from Density-to-Thickness Curves 19 5 Information Volumes of Radiographs Modified by Sharpness And Visual Effects 25 6 X 33 7 X 42 8 X 53 1 1 2 3 3 5 4 9 5 X X S N 16 6 X 43 7 X 54 1 1 2 3 3 X X 8 4 13.14.15.16.17 15 1 1 2 2 3 10 4 19 1 1 2 X 2 3 11 9
4 radiography 21 1966 1968 RII 1 1 2 2 3 14 4 30 5 Fraunhofer 38 Fraunhofer 50 X 1 1 2 Modification of the Optical Transfer Functions of X-Ray Tube Focal Spots on Radio-graphic Images 2 3 X 38 3 1 1 2 3 3 18 4 27 1 1 2 2
3. 5 4 11 5 Evaluation of Transient Luminescent Phenomena by Frequency Characteristics 14 6 20 1 1 2 MTF 2 1 1 2 X PbO 3 3 X 7 4 X 11 5 X TV 14 6 TV 21 7 26 8 33 X 1 1 2 X X 3 Pandom Mass Pattern 3 18 X 26 X 36 3 X 44 44 Information Capacity of Radiographic Images 46 4 X OTF 54
1 1 2 3 3 11 4 18 5 X 22 6 X S N 24 7 31 1 2 1 2 7 3 13 4 5 193 Ir 20 21 30 60 6 23 Co Radiography 35 7 1 39 2 8 46 192 Ir 55 1 1 2 2 2 3 3 6 4 5 11
5 16 1 1 2 X 3 3 X Technical data 5 RI 1 1 2 3 3 RI 6 4 RI 15 5 20 6 RI MTF 29 S.42.6.10. 2 9 NHK Scans in Measuring Wiener Spectra for Photographic Granularity 13 15 X Technical data 23 I X MTF 25 S.42.9.9.
Grating Response 1 5 8 NHK Radiograph 14 X 17 21 S.42.12.2. 2 2 3 8 5 15 24 X 1 2 28 28 NHK 40 NHK 192 Ir 41
RI 45 NHK S.43.2.24. X X 2 5 11 F 11 X 11 192 Ir 11 S.43.7.20. X S N 2 12 16 TV 22 24 S.43.9.28.
21 2 23 60 Co Radiography 7 11 23 34 MTF 47 RI S.43.12.14. 2 MTF 3 10 16 S.44.2.15. 2 X 3 8
Student Power 10 S.44.6.7. 2 3 R.I. 6 17 21 X 23 CIE 25 S.44.11.22. MTF 2 X X 7 X 1 27
X 31 1969,TOKYO I.S.R.R.T. 4 th World Congress 1969,TOKYO 1 12 Some Problems of Radiological Image Quality 33 ICRE Honorary Secretary J.F.Rayan 35 12 ICR 37 4 41 S.45.2.14. R.I 2 RI 4 13 13 S.45.8. X 2 X 4 X 6
7 S.45.10. RI 3 16 X 18 X MTF 21 X 22 S.46.1. 4 5 8 The Automation of the Treatment Planning of Cancer. 16 K.Inamura,S.Otani,Y.Umegaki S.46.5. X 3 X 10
18 19 X 24 32 Trancation Errors in Calculating the MTF of Radiographic Screen Film Systems from the Line Spread Function 42 K.Doi,K.Strubler,K.Rossman R I 48 S.46.8. X 3 13 X X 24 33 37 39 X MTF 46
VOL.1.No.1. 29 1971 12 1 5 MTF 12 15 MTF 21 X 2 25 32 X 35 MTF 46 51 59 Radioastope Angio cardiogram 74 VOL.2.No.1. 30 1972 4 1 5 X 9
15 H8358 X TV 21 26 VOL.2.No.2. 31 1972 7 1 5 X 23 29 X 37 VOL.2.No.3. 32 1972 11 1 X 4 7 15 VOL.2.No.4. 33 1973 2
1 ICMP 5 X X 12 X 22 29 VOL.3.No.1. 34 1973 3 1 1. X 7 23 Determination of the modulation Transfer Function of a Television Scanner System 27 Radiograph Graininess Sharpness 39 43 VOL.3.No.2. 35 1973 5 52 1. Square Root Transform for the Analysis of Quantum Fluctuations in Spectrum Data 56 2. Spectral Resolution Improvement by Non Damping Filter 60 X X 64
Measurement for Energy Spectra of Diagnostic X-ray with Si Li Detector 75 81 PIN 86 VOL.3.No.3. 36 1973 9 91 95 Enlargement Serial Radiography Using Ultra Fine Focus. 101 X 110 X 127 VOL.3.No.4. 37 1973 12 130 1. 137 2. 142 3. X In Vivv 150 O.T.F. 167 173 X X 177
184 VOL.4.No.1. 38 1974 3 190 194 X 202 1 X 204 X X 211 VOL.4.No.2. 39 1974 5 X -Feature Extraction of Stomach Radiograph- 35 X 56 MTF 69 OFF 2 75 78 X 86 VOL.4.No.3. 40 1974 9
95 99 Fresnel Zone Plate 104 114 X 118 VTR 121 Incoherent Holography using X-ray Image Intensifier 127 VOL.4.No.4. 41 1974 12 141 145 O.T.F. 156 X 2 160 X 165 VIDEO DENSITOMETORY 175 RII VOL.5.No.1. 42 1975 3 1
7 SOR X 17 X X 2 26 30 VOL.5.No.2. 43 1975 6 35 41 47 X 51 59 X 62 EMI 68 VOL.5.No.3 4. 44 45 1975 11 78 TV 84 89 X 97
12 I.I. 104 ACTA Scanner 119 125 X 136 X 145 VOL.6.No.1. 46 1976 2 1 5 21 X 24 ROC 30 VOL.6.No.2. 47 1976 6 37 1. 41 2. 48 51
54 OTF 56 X MTF 61 X 70 VOL.6.No.3. 48 1976 9 79 83 X 97 ROC 104 X TV 111 VOL.6.No.4. 49 1976 11 121 125 127 O.T.F.133 X 139 256K Priority Encoder 145
152 X 2 159 VOL.7.No.1. 50 1977 3 1 5 NaT1 8 Negative X-ray film Reversal X-ray film 13 18 EMI 24 33 VOL.7.No.2. 51 1977 6 42 46 52 OTF 59 X 64
VOL.No.3. 52 1977 9 71 77 X X 83 89 96 CT X 2 102 VOL.7.No.4. 53 1977 11 104 1. 109 NHK 2. 118 Computed Tomography 124 VOL.8.No.1. 54 1978 3 1 5 K 9 X 16
23 M.T.F. 34 X I.I. 39 VOL.8.No.2. 55 1978 6 44 50 II 58 66 CT 74 48 VOL.8.No.3. 56 1978 9 84 91 X 95 105 112 X 117
X CT 125 VOL.8.No.4. 57 1978 12 141 145 1. 3 CT 146 3. CT X 155 4. CT X 163 5. CT Photon 171 7. CT Dual Energy Scanning 178 * ** *** 8. CT 184 10. CT CT 190 X 197 2 205 VOL.9.No.1. 58 1979 3 1 2. X CT 7
11. CT 14 1. 22 28 33 X 42 49 VOL.9.No.2. 59 1979 6 57 IC 63 72 I.I. 1 78 VOL.9.No.3. 60 1979 9 85 1. X 88 2. 5 5 th JCMP 94
TLD 99 106 115 120 X Polychromatic photon absorp tiometry PCPA 130 VOL.9.No.4. 61 1979 12 138 2. CT 142 3. CT 148 5. IMAGE RECONSTRUCTION WITH LIMITED ANGLE PROJECTION DATA 154 158 X 161 MTF 168 X 175 183 191 X 199
205 VOL.10.No.1. 62 1980 2 1 X X Soole-Birch 16 X 23 30 X 38 3 CT 46 53 63 X 66 VOL.10.No.2. 63 1980 6 72 1. CT 78 2. 85
CT 90 II 97 104 111 1 116 NMR CT 122 CT 125 X 132 VOL.10.No.3. 64 1980 8 139 143 X 152 158 Fuzzy 165 171 X 178
187 F D meter 195 X CT 201 VOL.10.No.4. 65 1980 11 206 Subjective Color 210 218 X 222 2 Fourier CT 226 VOL.11.No.1. 66 1981 2 1 5 MTF 11 X 16 22 X 26
Combination Pantomography 33 X 39 VOL.11.No.2. 67 1981 6 48 52 57 3 4 CT 59 69 VOL.11.No.3. 68 1981 8 76 80 90 96 II 101 X 107
VOL.11.No.4. 69 1981 11 114 Ge X 118 2 2 125 X 129 135 NaI T1 141 X 144 149 CT 155 VOL.12.No.1. 70 1982 3 1 5 3 4 CT X 10 T x y Detectivity 16 X 20
3 24 3 30 CT 36 3 43 VOL.12.No.2. 71 1982 6 51 55 3 4 X 61 67 NMR-CT 74 80 X 85 VOL.12.No.3. 72 1982 9 92 96 106
113 Ge 120 X MTF 127 VOL.12.No.4. 73 1982 12 135 139 3 145 X MUT 150 156 NMR-CT 162 VOL.13.No.1. 74 1983 3 1 2 X 9 X 16 Computed Radiograph X 21 3 4 CT 28
33 41 48 CT 55 CT 62 VOL.13.No.2. 75 1983 6 69 NMR 75 80 86 NMR CT 92 95 VOL.13.No.3. 76 1983 11 103 107 109
1 f Fluctuation 115 X 119 Ge 123 KIP X 126 K.K. SPECT 132 VOL.14.No.1. 77 1984 2 1 DR 7 X 16 2 22