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Publikováno v:
Physics in medicine and biology. 67(22)
Objective. Provide analyses of new organ dose coefficients (hereafter also referred to as normalized doses) for CT that have been developed to update the widely-utilized collection of data published 30 years ago in NRPB-SR250. Approach. In order to r
Publikováno v:
Physics in Medicine & Biology. 68:035022
Objective. Development of a method to provide organ and effective dose coefficients to reference adults for any CT scanner based on values of CTDI measured both in air and in standard CT dosimetry phantoms. Approach. Results from previous Monte Carlo
Autor:
Paul C. Shrimpton, Jan T M Jansen
Publikováno v:
Physics in medicine and biology. 61(14)
The ImPACT (imaging performance assessment of CT scanners) CT patient dosimetry calculator is still used world-wide to estimate organ and effective doses (E) for computed tomography (CT) examinations, although the tool is based on Monte Carlo calcula
Publikováno v:
Medical Physics. 36:4881-4889
Purpose: Tube current modulation (TCM) is one of the recent developments in multislice CT that has proven to reduce the patient radiation dose without affecting the image quality. Presently established methods and published coefficients for estimatin
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The British Journal of Radiology. 75:819-830
Monte Carlo simulations of CT examinations have been performed to estimate effective doses, normalized to axial air kerma, for six mathematical phantoms representing ages from newborn to adult, and for three CT scanner models covering a range of desi
Autor:
B.F. Wall, Paul C. Shrimpton
Publikováno v:
Radiation Protection Dosimetry. 90:249-252
Diagnostic reference levels appropriate to the peculiar conditions of exposure in CT have already been specified in relation to examinations on adult patients, utilising the dosimetric concepts of weighted computed tomography dose index (CTDI w ) per
Publikováno v:
Medical physics. 36(11)
Tube current modulation (TCM) is one of the recent developments in multislice CT that has proven to reduce the patient radiation dose without affecting the image quality. Presently established methods and published coefficients for estimating organ d
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The British journal of radiology. 79(948)
A review of patient doses from CT examinations in the UK for 2003 has been conducted on the basis of data received from over a quarter of all UK scanners, of which 37% had multislice capability. Questionnaires were employed to collect scan details bo
Publikováno v:
Radiology. 250:604-605
Publikováno v:
Applied radiation and isotopes : including data, instrumentation and methods for use in agriculture, industry and medicine. 50(1)
The complex conditions of irradiation in computed tomography (CT), involving highly-collimated X-ray beams, necessitate the use of specially-defined dose descriptors such as the computed tomography dose index (CTDI). When used in a weighted form (CTD