Maximum Intensity Projection (MIP) Reconstructions

An explanation of maximum intensity projection (MIP) reconstructions in CT angiography.

[@suengnyanga7086]

Such a good teacher, an intuitive on-point explanation like yours is so rare to find in a university nowadays

[@zmbarnes]

Thank you. I've been a CT tech for 10 years now and this, at least for me, was the best explanation of MIPs. I train new CT techs now and I've always failed to accurately articulate why MIPs are needed. So, gold star!

[@northfacevlogs9781]

Bunches of thanks for such a good representation what the MIP is...

[@samuraisoul2]

Thanks for making that clear for me! Helps when looking at my brain images!

[@HalweJakkals]

Dude, u just made mip so easy for me. Thank you somuch.

[@donnym3066]

Thanks a lot... Now I can explain how MIPs created to my fellow radiology stundents.😊

[@nugliey]

Thank you so much! You explained this very well!

[@davidspalding2799]

thank you very much for this thorough explanation

[@k_ooz9814]

Thank you so much! You explained it so well!!!

[@moeinsorkhei5121]

Very insightful, thanks!

[@jahanzebsheikh9384]

Very good explanation

[@AshokKumar-me8hb]

Good information..Thanks

[@L4wr3nc3810]

thank you

[@coldsilver1006]

thank you, it helped.

[@yan-vn5oy]

good work

[@CaboLabsHealthInformatics]

good stuff!

[@radiointensivo]

CAN AVAILABLE THE DICOM IMAGES?

[@lidiyabiltibomd6433]

thank you !

[@nickhough4205]

What free software is available to generate the MIPs from source images?