Assessment of different patient-to-phantom matching criteria applied in Monte Carlo-based computed tomography dosimetry.

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Daniel J Long

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Elliott J Stepusin

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Emily L Marshall

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Wesley E Bolch

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10.1002/MP.12502

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Wesley E Bolch

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