… patient doses, developing mathematical models for the calculation of dose distributions in
the various organs and risk assess… These dose assessment concepts do frequently need …

… the CT dose index (CTDI) are discussed in detail. A review of approaches to patient dose
assessment presently in practice, of the dose levels encountered and options for further dose …

… Computed Tomography Dose Index (CTDI) dosimetry paradigm was introduced. The purpose
of this study was to assess … the appropriateness of existing CT dose metrics and to suggest …

… This study is aimed at evaluating radiation dose to patients from Computed Tomography (CT)
examination in Mazandaran hospitals and defining diagnostic reference level (DRL). …

… In this study organ doses have been assessed for CT investigations of head, thorax and
abdomen. Some organ doses resulting from a CT scan of the thorax and abdomen performed …

… of computed tomography (CT) dosimetry include the use of dose descriptors such as the
Computed Tomography Dose … , specification of the absorbed dose at given locations within the …

… Finally, we did not include assessment of image quality in this study as our focus is to
compare the radiation dose among these different CT scanners. Recent developments in CCTA (…

… the additional patient exposure from computed tomography (CT) and other … dose
assessment is to address the risk of a CT examination. This requires the use of the effective dose…

… effective dose from cardiac computed tomography from ~15 mSv to <1 mSv. Dual-energy
computed tomography is now in widespread clinical use, enabling the assessment of material …

The advent of computed tomography (CT) has revolutionized radiology. Starting as head-only
scanners, modern CT systems are now capable of performing whole-body examinations …