RSNA Membership Exceeds 54,000
Monday, Nov. 27, 2017
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Increasing the SID for upright radiographic exposures from 40" to 72" improves image quality through reduced focal spot blur and reduces patient dose.
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A 40 kg child has an abdomen CT scan. The dose index reported by the scanner is 4.5 mGy (32 cm phantom). What is the best estimate for the dose to the child?
Attribution: Tyler Fisher
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