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This technique provides detailed images of body structures. It differs from a CT scan in that the patient is not exposed to X-rays. The signals generated in the tissues in response to a magnetic field produced by the instrument are converted by computer into images of body structures. Thus, the size and a change in size of organs or tumor masses, such as the lymph nodes, liver and spleen can be measured.
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a technique or method allowing a physician to see something which would not normally be visible
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The construction and display of graphical information. Such graphical information can consist of shapes, pictures, and text and can be displayed on output devices such as screens and printers.
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The ability to localize the individual sound sources in three-dimensional space.
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The sensation, provided by a well-designed, high-quality audio system, that the performers on the recording are actually performing in real space in front of the listeners.
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