Using "iDose4" iterative reconstruction algorithm in adults' chest-abdomen-pelvis CT examinations: effect on image quality in relation to patient radiation exposure.
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S Argentos | E Efstathopoulos | E. Alexopoulou | E. Efstathopoulos | A. Ploussi | I. Arapakis | V. Tsitsia | S. Kordolaimi | N. Economopoulos | S. Argentos | I Arapakis | V Tsitsia | S Kordolaimi | N Economopoulos | A Ploussi | E Alexopoulou
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