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How have advances in CT dosimetry software impacted estimates of CT radiation dose and cancer incidence? A comparison of CT dosimetry software: Implications for past and future research.

Susannah Maxwell | Richard Fox | Donald McRobbie | Max Bulsara | Jenny Doust | Peter O'Leary | John Slavotinek | John Stubbs | Rachael Moorin
PloS one | 2019

Organ radiation dose from a CT scan, calculated by CT dosimetry software, can be combined with cancer risk data to estimate cancer incidence resulting from CT exposure. We aim to determine to what extent the use of improved anatomical representation of the adult human body "phantom" in CT dosimetry software impacts estimates of radiation dose and cancer incidence, to inform comparison of past and future research.

Pubmed ID: 31412037

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