Tsutsumi et al., 2025 - Google Patents
Standardization of image quality in dynamic chest radiography: a determination procedure of individualized exposure settings based on the data from plain chest …Tsutsumi et al., 2025
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- 15015118101269211667
- Author
- Tsutsumi H
- Takegami K
- Miura T
- Takemitsu M
- Takegami A
- Kudomi S
- Kanoya S
- Hirano T
- Matsunaga K
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- Publication venue
- Radiological Physics and Technology
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In plain chest radiography (CXR), automatic exposure control (AEC) is generally used to standardize image quality. In contrast, dynamic chest radiography (DCR) systems preliminarily require manual setting of tube current–time products (mAs value). Body mass …
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