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Automated size‐specific CT dose monitoring program: assessing variability in CT dose

Christianson et al., 2012

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5473465965557460106
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Christianson O
Li X
Frush D
Samei E
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Medical physics

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Purpose: The potential health risks associated with low levels of ionizing radiation have created a movement in the radiology community to optimize computed tomography (CT) imaging protocols to use the lowest radiation dose possible without compromising the …
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