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Computed Tomography Image Quality (CTIQ): Low-Contrast Detectability (LCD) Assessment When Using Dose Reduction Technology

NEMA/MITA WP 1-2017 | Status: Active | ID: 100816

​Gives stakeholders such as regulators, radiologists, medical doctors, CT technologists, and medical physicists an overview of the current techniques and tools (phantoms) that MITA has utilized to assess low contrast detectability (LCD) as a function of radiation dose. 

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Published Date: Sep.01.2017

Number of pages: 17

Staff Contact: Zack Hornberger

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NEMA/MITA WP 1-2017 WP 1 WP-1 WP.1 COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY IMAGE QUALITY (CTIQ): LOW-CONTRAST DETECTABILITY (LCD) ASSESSMENT WHEN USING DOSE REDUCTION TECHNOLOGY