Investigation of imaging parameters and radiation dose in chest radiographic imaging: A comparison of computed radiography and direct radiography
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Authors
Sun, Zhonghua
Siddiqui, Salim
Ng, K.
Date
2008Collection
Type
Conference Paper
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The aim of the study was to investigate the optimal imaging parameters for chest radiographic imaging using computed radiography (CR) and direct radiography (DR) systems, with regards to the relationship between tube voltage, tube current and radiation dose.
Citation
Sun, Zhonghua and Siddiqui, Salim and Ng, Kwan-hoong et al. Investigation of imaging parameters and radiation dose in chest radiographic imaging: A comparison of computed radiography and direct radiography [abst.] In : Radiological Society of North America scientific assembly and annual meeting program. Oak Brook, ILL : Radiological Society of North America, 2008
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Radiological Society of North America
Faculty
Division of Engineering, Science and Computing
School
Department of Medical Imaging Science
Applied Physics
Remarks
This paper is to be prestented at the 94th Scientific Assembly and Annual Meeting, RSNA.
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