Reduction in Dose from CT Examinations of Liver Lesions with a New Postprocessing Filter: A ROC Phantom Study

Reduction in Dose from CT Examinations of Liver Lesions with a New Postprocessing Filter: A ROC Phantom Study,10.1080/02841850701793769,Acta Radiologi

Reduction in Dose from CT Examinations of Liver Lesions with a New Postprocessing Filter: A ROC Phantom Study (Citations: 4)


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Journal: Acta Radiologica , vol. 49, no. 3, pp. 303-309, 2008

DOI: 10.1080/02841850701793769

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- ...applying these filters to CT scans with a 30% reduced radiation dose resulted in no significant detriment in diagnostic performance or image quality [36 ]i n the detection of simulated liver lesions...
Martin L. D. Gunn, et al. State of the art: technologies for computed tomography dose reduction
- ... Attempts to address this problem continue, with recent reports of radiation dose reduction being used without substantial degradation in diagnostic image quality...
Ying-Kiat Zee, et al. Imaging angiogenesis of genitourinary tumors

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