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Dual energy CT: how well can pseudo‐monochromatic imaging reduce metal artifacts?

Kuchenbecker et al., 2015

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10092240133243326735
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Kuchenbecker S
Faby S
Sawall S
Lell M
Kachelrieß M
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Medical physics

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Purpose: Dual Energy CT (DECT) provides so‐called monoenergetic images based on a linear combination of the original polychromatic images. At certain patient‐specific energy levels, corresponding to certain patient‐and slice‐dependent linear combination weights …
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