Reproducibility of lung density quantification across photon-counting and conventional energy-integrating CT: a comparative study

Lung density reproducibility is critical for integrating PCCT into EICT-based workflows. In our study, PCCT aligned more closely with EICT using similar kernels at identical voxel sizes, or smoother kernels at smaller voxel sizes.

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British Journal of Radiology
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2025-05-10
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https://doi.org/10.1093/bjr/tqaf103
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Radiation Dose and Imaging
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Reproducibility of lung density quantification across photon-counting and conventional energy-integrating CT: a comparative study

Ehsan Samei, Saman Sotoudeh‐Paima, And Ehsan Abadi
1 citations
British Journal of Radiology
Radiation Dose and Imaging
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Reproducibility of lung density quantification across photon-counting and conventional energy-integrating CT: a comparative study

Ehsan Samei, Saman Sotoudeh‐Paima, And Ehsan Abadi
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Abstract

Lung density reproducibility is critical for integrating PCCT into EICT-based workflows. In our study, PCCT aligned more closely with EICT using similar kernels at identical voxel sizes, or smoother kernels at smaller voxel sizes.

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