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Impact of Patient-Specific Size Factors on Dosimetry Measurements: A Comparison of IndoseCT and Phantom-Based CT-Expo

2026-08-15

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<title>Abstract</title> <p> Background organ dose and effective dose ( <italic>E</italic> ) in computed tomography (CT) are of great concern due to the increasing number of CT examinations. Most organ dose and <italic>E</italic> estimation software assumes a standard patient size, while some use weight and length factors. IndoseCT, on the other hand, estimates organ dose and <italic>E</italic> by accounti...

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4460ba23-c475-590e-84d1-e9cdc263ef2c
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-10446840/v1
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