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How to incorporate dual-energy computed tomography into your neuroradiology practice: questions and answers

Sachs et al., 2018

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9584017862589785905
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Sachs J
West T
Lack C
Perry B
Zapadka M
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Journal of Computer Assisted Tomography

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Dual-energy computed tomography (DECT) has many current and evolving applications in neuroradiology including material decomposition, improving conspicuity of iodinated contrast enhancement, and artifact reduction. However, there are multiple challenges in …
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