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Comparison of radiation dose estimates, image noise, and scan duration in pediatric body imaging for volumetric and helical modes on 320-detector CT and helical …

Johnston et al., 2013

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Johnston J
Podberesky D
Yoshizumi T
Angel E
Toncheva G
Larson D
Egelhoff J
Anderson-Evans C
Nguyen G
Barelli A
Alsip C
Salisbury S
Frush D
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Pediatric radiology

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Background Advanced multidetector CT systems facilitate volumetric image acquisition, which offers theoretic dose savings over helical acquisition with shorter scan times. Objective Compare effective dose (ED), scan duration and image noise using 320-and 64 …
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