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Title: | A novel optimisation strategy in CT results in significant dose reductions |
Authors: | Zarb, Francis McEntee, M. F. Rainford, L. |
Keywords: | Tomography Diagnostic imaging Radiation -- Dosage |
Issue Date: | 2012 |
Publisher: | European Society of Radiology |
Citation: | Zarb, F., McEntee, M. F., & Rainford, L. (2012). A novel optimisation strategy in CT results in significant dose reductions. European Congress of Radiology, Vienna. |
Abstract: | Benefits of justified CT exams are well documented. - Optimization strategies focus on methods of limiting dose while maintaining diagnostic efficacy. (Haaga J. Radiation dose management: Weighing risk versus benefit. AJR 2001(177):289-91.) - Whatever dose reduction, radiologists must remain confident in diagnosis. (Golding S, Shrimpton P. Radiation doses in CT: Are we meeting the challenge? BJR 2002(75):1-4.) - CT dose reduction strategies have been mainly based on the assessment of image quality in QA phantoms which may not reflect the same quality as seen in clinical images. |
URI: | https://www.um.edu.mt/library/oar/handle/123456789/116954 |
Appears in Collections: | Scholarly Works - FacHScRad |
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