Sinogram
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Not to be confused with sonogram.
Sinogram of two squares, taken at 50 equidistant angles over a 180 degree span (it is only by coincidence that the x-axis marks displacement at -50 and 50 units).
Sinogram can mean:
[edit] In Typography
[edit] In Imaging
- the resulting image after a Radon transform or equivalently
- an image representation of raw data obtained in a Tomographic reconstruction
- What is a sinogram?
A sinogram is a special x-ray procedure that is done with contrast media (x-ray dye) to visualize any abnormal opening (sinus) in the body.
Phantom image, two kitty-corner squares.
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