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Digital chest radiography with a selenium-based flat-panel detector versus a storage phosphor system: comparison of soft-copy images

Goo et al., 2000

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3977720525381590457
Author
Goo J
Im J
Kim J
Seo J
Kim T
Shine S
Lee W
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American Journal of Roentgenology

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OBJECTIVE. We compared the soft-copy images produced by a digital chest radiography system that uses a flat-panel X-ray detector based on amorphous selenium with images produced by a storage phosphor radiography system for the visualization of anatomic …
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