IEEE Trans. Instrum. Meas.

2001

DOI: 10.1109/19.982953

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Detected contrast and dynamic range measurements of CdZnTe semiconductors for flat-panel digital radiography

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“…Therefore, combining (5), (8), and (9) makes possible to express the X-ray beam attenuation in human body as function of X and ESD μ · x = − ln…”

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“…In digital radiography, instead, under-or over-exposure does not occur, because of its wider dynamic range [7], [8]. This can lead to the possibility that patients receive an excessive radiation dose with respect the exposure necessary for providing diagnostically acceptable images.…”

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Dose Optimization in Chest Radiography: System and Model Characterization via Experimental Investigation

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The main purpose of this paper is to analyze the digital radiographic methodologies used in diagnostic investigation, in order to reduce radiation doses to the patients by assuring a good quality of the images. To this end, the main parameters influencing the absorbed dose during radiographic exams and the effect of the human body on X-ray attenuation were investigated. It is generally understood that radiographic techniques need an appropriate choice of the operative parameters as functions of patients' characteristics, with the aim of providing the minimum dose that is compatible with an image that satisfies the goal of the examination and has a good signal-to-noise ratio. In an effort to identify an optimized radiographic protocol, the correlation between body size and radiation dose was investigated.

“…Therefore, combining (5), (8), and (9) makes possible to express the X-ray beam attenuation in human body as function of X and ESD μ · x = − ln…”

Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…In digital radiography, instead, under-or over-exposure does not occur, because of its wider dynamic range [7], [8]. This can lead to the possibility that patients receive an excessive radiation dose with respect the exposure necessary for providing diagnostically acceptable images.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

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Dose Optimization in Chest Radiography: System and Model Characterization via Experimental Investigation

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The main purpose of this paper is to analyze the digital radiographic methodologies used in diagnostic investigation, in order to reduce radiation doses to the patients by assuring a good quality of the images. To this end, the main parameters influencing the absorbed dose during radiographic exams and the effect of the human body on X-ray attenuation were investigated. It is generally understood that radiographic techniques need an appropriate choice of the operative parameters as functions of patients' characteristics, with the aim of providing the minimum dose that is compatible with an image that satisfies the goal of the examination and has a good signal-to-noise ratio. In an effort to identify an optimized radiographic protocol, the correlation between body size and radiation dose was investigated.

Diagnostic radiography: An experimental study for estimation of optimal patient dose

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Dosimetric Characterization and Image Quality Assessment in Breast Tomosynthesis

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