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Photon-counting CT: review of initial clinical results

van der Bie et al., 2023

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2170162034912454540
Author
van der Bie J
van Straten M
Booij R
Bos D
Dijkshoorn M
Hirsch A
Sharma S
Oei E
Budde R
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European journal of radiology

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Photon-counting computed tomography (PCCT) is a new technology that enables higher spatial resolution compared to conventional CT techniques, energy resolved imaging and spectral post-processing. This leads to improved contrast-to-noise ratio, artifact and potential …
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