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K Buch1, B Li1, M M Qureshi1,2
1From the Departments of Radiology (K.B., B.L., M.M.Q., H.K., S.W.A., O.S.).
Abstract:
Our aim was to evaluate changes in texture features based on variations in CT parameters on a phantom. Scans were performed with varying milliampere, kilovolt, section thickness, pitch, and acquisition mode. Forty-two texture features were extracted by using an in-house-developed Matlab program. Two-tailed t tests and false-detection analyses were performed with significant differences in texture features based on detector array configurations (Q values = 0.001-0.006), section thickness (Q values = 0.0002-0.001), and acquisition mode (Q values = 0.003-0.006). Variations in milliampere and kilovolt had no significant effect.
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