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    Cross-Plane Spatial Resolution Is Traditionally Described by The
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Cross-Plane Spatial Resolution Is Traditionally Described by The

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Cross-plane spatial resolution is traditionally described by the:


A) shallow angled slice ramp.
B) slice-sensitivity profile.
C) Catphan phantom.
D) full-width-at-half-max.

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