CT material decomposition with contrast agents: Single or multiple spectral photon‐counting CT scans? A simulation study

Given the significant dose penalty when performing only one contrast-enhanced scan rather than a series of unenhanced and enhanced scans, one should consider avoiding the single-scan strategies. This requires to invest in the development of accurate registration algorithms that can compensate for patient and contrast agent motion between separate scans.

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Medical Physics
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2025-01-10
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https://doi.org/10.1002/mp.17604
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5
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Advanced X-ray and CT Imaging
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CT material decomposition with contrast agents: Single or multiple spectral photon‐counting CT scans? A simulation study

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CT material decomposition with contrast agents: Single or multiple spectral photon‐counting CT scans? A simulation study

Marc Kachelrieß, Philip Trapp, Stefan Sawall, Edith Baader
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Given the significant dose penalty when performing only one contrast-enhanced scan rather than a series of unenhanced and enhanced scans, one should consider avoiding the single-scan strategies. This requires to invest in the development of accurate registration algorithms that can compensate for patient and contrast agent motion between separate scans.

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