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Metal artifact reduction with tin prefiltration in computed tomography: a cadaver study for comparison with other novel techniques

Hackenbroch et al., 2022

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4898888712539628641
Author
Hackenbroch C
Schüle S
Halt D
Zengerle L
Beer M
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Investigative Radiology

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Objectives With the aging population and thus rising numbers of orthopedic implants (OIs), metal artifacts (MAs) increasingly pose a problem for computed tomography (CT) examinations. In the study presented here, different MA reduction techniques (iterative metal …
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