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EOS micro-dose protocol: first full-spine radiation dose measurements in anthropomorphic phantoms and comparisons with EOS standard-dose and conventional …Pedersen et al., 2018
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- Pedersen P
- Petersen A
- Østgaard S
- Tvedebrink T
- Eiskjær S
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Study Design. A comparative study of radiation dose measured in anthropomorphic phantoms. Objectives. The aim of this study was to first report the first organ dose and effective dose measurements in anthropomorphic phantoms using the new EOS imaging …
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