ArticleJournal of medical imaging (Bellingham, Wash.)2024
Assessment of image quality and establishment of local acceptable quality dose for computed tomography based on patient effective diameter.
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Purpose: We aim to develop modified clinical indication (CI)-based image quality scoring criteria (IQSC) for assessing image quality (IQ) and establishing acceptable quality doses (AQDs) in adult computed tomography (CT) examinations, based on CIs and patient sizes. Approach: CT images, volume CT dose index ( Results: Out of 581 examinations, 60 were excluded from the study due to average scores above or below 3. The established AQDs were lower than the NDRLs for all CIs, except Conclusions: CI-based IQSC is crucial for IQ assessment and establishing AQDs according to patient size. It identifies stations requiring optimization of patient radiation exposure.
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