A study of the midpoint dose to CTDIvol ratio: Implications for CT dose evaluation.

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Characterization of radiation dose from tube current modulated CT examinations with considerations of both patient size and variable tube current.Assessment of radiation dose from abdominal quantitative CT with short scan length.

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A study of the midpoint dose to CTDIvol ratio: Implications for CT dose evaluation.

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