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Radiology, Vol 148, 313-315, Copyright © 1983 by Radiological Society of North America

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Fluoroscopic dose reduction using a digital television noise-reduction device

RC Ablow, CC Jaffe, SC Orphanoudakis, RI Markowitz and NS Rosenfield

A digital video image processor, connected to a video system in a conventional pediatric fluoroscopy room, was used to determine whether the device could provide satisfactory fluoroscopic images during routine examinations when the x-ray tube was operated at substantially lower than normal radiation-dose levels. A 50% reduction resulted in image quality which was indistinguishable from conventional fluoroscopic views.




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