Which advanced function is used most often in CT to visualize contrast medium-filled vessels separate from the surrounding tissue?

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MIP (maximum intensity projection) is the most commonly used advanced function in CT to visualize contrast medium-filled vessels separate from the surrounding tissue. MIP displays the maximum intensity value along a ray or line of sight and creates a 3D image of the vessels with high contrast. MPR (multi-planar reconstruction), MinIP (minimum intensity projection), and SSD (shaded surface display) are also advanced functions commonly used in CT, but they are less frequently utilized for vessel visualization.

Which Advanced Function Is Used Most Often in CT to Visualize