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An investigation of the iterative reconstruction method iDose(4) on a Philips CT Brilliance 64 using a Catphan 600 phantom
The number of CT examinations giving a relatively high patient exposure is increasing. It is therefore important to optimize the imaging conditions at these investigations. Many steps have been taken to reduce the radiation doses in CT examinations. Currently much work is related to iterative image
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