Iterative reconstruction techniques for computed tomography part 2: initial results in dose reduction and image quality
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Arnold M. R. Schilham | Pim A. de Jong | Tim Leiner | Martin J. Willemink | Ricardo P. J. Budde | Rutger A. J. Nievelstein | T. Leiner | R. Nievelstein | A. Schilham | R. Budde | M. Willemink | L. D. Heer | Linda M. de Heer | P. A. Jong
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