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Anita <anitaknivedha from gmail.com> wrote:
> I'm working on MR Images of the Human Brain. I'd like to find the
> Magnification Factor of the MR Images that I have. How do I do that?
> Is it something I'd have to find out from the Imaging Centre where the
> Scan was obtained?
Yes you would. Size-per-pixel is a function of the machine itself and
the settings. There may be info in the header of the DICOM file.
Whether the scale is consistent throughout the volume is also a
consideration - they can and do vary.
Cheers, MK.
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