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2018 AAPM Annual Meeting - Session: Radiation Dose and Image Quality in Fluoroscopy: Part 2

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Acceptance and Acceptability Testing of Modern Fluoroscopy Equipment - Image Quality and Perception Aaron Jones, PhD UT MD Anderson Cancer Center kyle.jones@mdanderson.org Handout(s): 137-41798-446581-136128-1559166485.pdf

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All videos in this session:

	Advances in Radiation Dose Monitoring and Management - Andrew Kuhls-Gilcrist, PhD Canon Medical Systems
	2D and 3D Image Guidance for Interventional Procedures - Aya Rebet, GE Healthcare
	Acceptance and Acceptability Testing of Modern Fluoroscopy Equipment - Image Quality and Perception - Jaydev Dave, PhD Thomas Jefferson University
	Acceptance and Acceptability Testing of Modern Fluoroscopy Equipment - Dosimetry - Allen Goode, MS University of Virginia Health Systems
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