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在CT中估计皮肤峰值剂量的模型.

Chris Williams1, Leah Biffin2, Rick Franich3

  • 1Canberra Health Services Medical Physics and Radiation Engineering, Canberra, ACT, Australia. Chris.Williams@act.gov.au.

Physical and engineering sciences in medicine
|March 7, 2024
PubMed
概括

一个新的模型从CT扫描中准确估计皮肤峰值剂量 (PSD),这对于预测干预放射学中的组织反应至关重要. 该工具通过将CT剂量与其他成像曝光相结合,有助于量身定制患者护理.

关键词:
皮肤的峰值剂量在皮肤上达到峰值.辐射剂量计是辐射剂量计.尺寸特定的剂量估计.

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