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. 1989;20(1-2):85-6.
doi: 10.1007/BF02010641.

Low dose imaging of scoliosis: use of a computed radiographic imaging system

M S Kogutt  1 , F H Warren, J A Kalmar
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Low dose imaging of scoliosis: use of a computed radiographic imaging system

M S Kogutt et al. Pediatr Radiol. 1989.

Abstract

A digital radiographic system using the technology of laser stimulated luminescence has been utilized for the evaluation of scoliosis at reduced exposure levels. A total of 412 examinations have been performed on children with scoliosis. Diagnostic images were produced at significantly reduced radiation exposures when compared to standard radiographic techniques. Exposure reductions of 92% to 95% were consistently achieved. Since the potential for multiple examinations and considerable radiation exposure in this patient population is high, this is a significant application in the developing technology of digital radiography.

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