Radiation dose of cardiac computed tomography - What has been achieved and what needs to be done

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This review highlights the recently introduced techniques by manufacturers and various research workers to reduce radiation dose in coronary CT. It discusses in detail the development of ECG-based tube current modulation, the application of low tube voltage protocols and prospective ECG-gating. It also briefly discusses two further methods of dose reduction, namely minimisation of the x-y anatomical coverage and adaptive statistical iterative reconstruction. © 2010 European Society of Radiology.

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Alkadhi, H., & Leschka, S. (2011). Radiation dose of cardiac computed tomography - What has been achieved and what needs to be done. European Radiology, 21(3), 505–509. https://doi.org/10.1007/s00330-010-1984-3

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