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期刊名:Physica medica-european journal of medical physics

缩写:PHYS MEDICA

ISSN:1120-1797

e-ISSN:1724-191X

IF/分区:2.7/Q2

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Background: Artificial Intelligence (AI) has the potential to significantly transform healthcare, including the field of medical physics. However, the extent of AI integration in medical physics, especially in developing ...
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Purpose: To implement a continuous improvement cycle aimed at identifying and reducing radiation exposure incidents in patients undergoing PET-CT scans. M...
J Magini,F Romano,G Schettino J Magini
Introduction Macroscopic dosimetric quantities (dose, LET) are ill suited for describing the effect of clinical proton beams at sub-cellular level. Microdosimetry provides a stochastic description of microscopic interactions, suitable for t...
Vera Tormodsrud,Jan Glittum,David J Goodenough et al. Vera Tormodsrud et al.
Objectives: The main objective of this study was to investigate how ultra-fast CT scanning influences cardiac pulsation artefacts and image quality in low dose chest CT, clinically and in a non-moving 3D resolution phanto...
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Background: Artificial intelligence (AI), especially deep learning algorithms, holds significant promise in transforming radiation therapy by enabling more precise, personalized, and efficient treatment planning. In parti...