Research Presentation Session
RPS 313 - Physics in medical imaging developments
Lectures
1
RPS 313 - Robustness and reproducibility of radiomics in virtual monoenergetic images of dual-energy CT
04:41A. Euler, Zurich / Switzerland
2
RPS 313 - Micro-beam vs broad-beam radiation-driven effects on lungs studied by x-ray phase contrast 3D virtual histology
05:03M. Romano, Munich / Germany
3
RPS 313 - A phantom study to investigate the reproducibility of radiomics variables with different magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) parameters
04:46R. Mitchell-Hay, Aberdeen / UK
4
RPS 313 - X-ray dark-field computed tomography allows for the detection of radiation-induced lung damage in early stages
04:45F. Gassert, Munich / Germany
5
RPS 313 - Influence of spectrum and patient size on dose conversion factors for chest radiography
05:05A. Dedulle, Heverlee / Belgium
6
RPS 313 - Validation of a statistical method for low-contrast detectability as a simple tool for QC in tomosynthesis
05:55N. Paruccini, Monza / Italy
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RPS 313 - A patient-specific model for the estimation of the well-aerated lung volume from CT images: application to COVID-19 patients
05:18A. Torresin, Milan / Italy
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RPS 313 - Comparison of attenuation measurements in unenhanced CT images and virtual non-contrast images calculated from Twin Beam Dual Energy CT scans
04:26D. Rieger, Esslingen / Germany
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RPS 313 - Testing CT image reconstruction methods using a 3D printed anthropomorphic thorax vessel phantom: deep learning vs iterative and filtered-back projection
05:57I. Hernandez-Giron, Leiden / Netherlands