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Image mottle in abdominal CT

Ende et al., 1999

Document ID
2452991393737638018
Author
Ende J
Huda W
Ros P
Litwiller A
Publication year
Publication venue
Investigative radiology

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Abstract Ende JF, Huda W, Ros PR, Litwiller AL. Image mottle in abdominal CT. Invest Radiol 1999; 34: 282–286. RATIONALE AND OBJECTIVES. To investigate image mottle in conventional CT images of the abdomen as a function of radiographic technique factors and …
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