ArticleJournal of applied clinical medical physics2025
Impact of acquisition and reconstruction parameters on quantitative accuracy in dual-layer spectral CT: A phantom study.
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- Impact of acquisition and reconstruction parameters on quantitative accuracy in dual-layer spectral CT: A phantom study.Journal of applied clinical medical physics · 2025Article
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purposeThis study aims to systematically evaluate the impact of different CT acquisition and reconstruction parameters on the accuracy of dual-layer spectral CT-based functional imaging, including effective atomic number (Z
methodsA standardized phantom equipped with various material inserts, including air, soft-tissue-equivalent, polymer, and bone-equivalent materials, was scanned using a dual-layer spectral CT system. The investigated acquisition and reconstruction parameters included tube voltage, tube current-time product (mAs), reconstruction thickness, pitch, and reconstruction filter. Quantitative accuracy was assessed for RED and Z
resultsAcross all acquisition and reconstruction parameters, RED and Z
conclusionDual-layer spectral CT demonstrated quantitative accuracy in functional imaging (ED, Z
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