Browsing by Author "Kapadia, Anuj"
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Accuracy and Patient Dose in Neutron Stimulated Emission Computed Tomography for Diagnosis of Liver Iron Overload: Simulations in GEANT4
(2007-08-13)Neutron stimulated emission computed tomography (NSECT) is being proposed as an experimental technique to diagnose iron overload in patients. Proof-of-concept experiments have suggested that NSECT may have potential to make ... -
Clinical Decision Making in CT: Risk Assessment Comparison Across 12 Risk Metrics in Patient Populations
(Journal of Medical Physics, 2020-06-30)Purpose The Medical Physics 3.0 initiative aims to enhance direct physicist involvement in clinical decision making to improve patient care. In this involvement, it is crucial to achieve effective and patient-specific radiation ... -
Clinical Decision Making in CT: Risk Assessment Comparison Across 12 Risk Metrics in Patient Populations
(Journal of Medical Physics, 2020-06-30)Purpose The Medical Physics 3.0 initiative aims to enhance direct physicist involvement in clinical decision making to improve patient care. In this involvement, it is crucial to achieve effective and patient-specific radiation ... -
Dose coefficients for organ dosimetry in tomosynthesis imaging of adults and pediatrics across diverse protocols.
(Medical physics, 2022-06-11)<h4>Purpose</h4>The gold-standard method for estimation of patient-specific organ doses in digital tomosynthesis (DT) requires protocol-specific Monte Carlo (MC) simulations of radiation transport in anatomically accurate ... -
Organ doses from CT localizer radiographs: Development, validation, and application of a Monte Carlo estimation technique
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Organ Doses from CT Localizer Radiographs: Development, Validation, and Application of a Monte Carlo Estimation Technique.
(Medical physics, 2019-08-23)PURPOSE:The purpose of this study was to simulate and validate organ doses from different CT localizer radiograph geometries using Monte Carlo methods for a population of patients. METHODS:A Monte Carlo method was developed ...
