Organ doses, effective doses, and risk indices in adult CT: comparison of four types of reference phantoms across different examination protocols.
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W. Paul Segars | Ehsan Samei | Xiang Li | E. Samei | W. Segars | Xia Li | Yakun Zhang | Yakun Zhang
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