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Dose-efficient ultrahigh-resolution scan mode using a photon counting detector computed tomography system

Leng et al., 2016

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18030564478512010467
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Leng S
Yu Z
Halaweish A
Kappler S
Hahn K
Henning A
Li Z
Lane J
Levin D
Jorgensen S
Ritman E
McCollough C
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Journal of Medical Imaging

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An ultrahigh-resolution (UHR) data collection mode was enabled on a whole-body, research photon counting detector (PCD) computed tomography system. In this mode, 64 rows of 0.45 mm× 0.45 mm detector pixels were used, which corresponded to a pixel size of 0.25 mm× …
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