Computed Tomography (CT) is an important tool in providing high-quality crosssectional images of the body using ionizing radiation and computational reconstruction techniques. CT has transformed much of medical imaging by providing three-dimensional views of the organ or body region of interest. CT involves larger radiation doses than the more common, conventional x-ray imaging procedures, and technological developments have contributed to the increase of number and diversity of scanning procedures, in adults and pediatrics patients. Since an increasing number of CT scans are being obtained, the...info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersio
The use of radiation reduction techniques in Computed Tomography (CT) is critical in reducing patien...
PURPOSE: This study was done to investigate the efficacy of a lead shield in protecting the tissues ...
CT of the head is the most requested examination in CT scan. However, the routine use of external sh...
For the accomplishment of this study, CT dose descriptors such as mAs, kVp, Computed Tomography Dose...
Objective - Evaluate preventable exposure dose in routine chest CT examinations beyond prescribed an...
Protective patient equipment for CT examinations is not routinely provided. The aim of this study wa...
Objective: Choosing to undertake a CT scan relies on balancing risk versus benefit, however risks as...
In our work, we attempted to assess patients' understanding of relative radiation exposure by askin...
Increasing integration of computed tomography (CT) into routine patient care has escalated concerns ...
Scattered radiation is the largest contributor to patient dose and the main cause for stochastic ef...
Radiation application in medicine offers extraordinary benefits. But radiation is like a double-edge...
CT of the head is the most requested examination in CT scan. However, the routine use of external sh...
Purpose: Computed tomography (CT), is an X-ray procedure that generates high quality cross-sectional...
Background: Radiation exposure from computed tomography (CT) is associated with deleterious effects....
It is well known that paediatric patients are generally at greater risk for the development of cance...
The use of radiation reduction techniques in Computed Tomography (CT) is critical in reducing patien...
PURPOSE: This study was done to investigate the efficacy of a lead shield in protecting the tissues ...
CT of the head is the most requested examination in CT scan. However, the routine use of external sh...
For the accomplishment of this study, CT dose descriptors such as mAs, kVp, Computed Tomography Dose...
Objective - Evaluate preventable exposure dose in routine chest CT examinations beyond prescribed an...
Protective patient equipment for CT examinations is not routinely provided. The aim of this study wa...
Objective: Choosing to undertake a CT scan relies on balancing risk versus benefit, however risks as...
In our work, we attempted to assess patients' understanding of relative radiation exposure by askin...
Increasing integration of computed tomography (CT) into routine patient care has escalated concerns ...
Scattered radiation is the largest contributor to patient dose and the main cause for stochastic ef...
Radiation application in medicine offers extraordinary benefits. But radiation is like a double-edge...
CT of the head is the most requested examination in CT scan. However, the routine use of external sh...
Purpose: Computed tomography (CT), is an X-ray procedure that generates high quality cross-sectional...
Background: Radiation exposure from computed tomography (CT) is associated with deleterious effects....
It is well known that paediatric patients are generally at greater risk for the development of cance...
The use of radiation reduction techniques in Computed Tomography (CT) is critical in reducing patien...
PURPOSE: This study was done to investigate the efficacy of a lead shield in protecting the tissues ...
CT of the head is the most requested examination in CT scan. However, the routine use of external sh...