An "Attenuation Artifact" is an ultrasound imaging distortion arising from the progressive loss of acoustic signal strength as it propagates through tissue, distinguished by its manifestation as reduced brightness or echogenicity in deeper regions beyond highly attenuating structures.
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Respiration-induced Attenuation Artifact at PET/CT: Technical Considerations
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