AAPM VL-Photon-counting CT: Image Quality Optimization, Novel Algorithms, and Emerging Clinical Applications

2022 AAPM 64th Annual Meeting - Session: Photon-counting CT: Image Quality Optimization, Novel Algorithms, and Emerging Clinical Applications

Image Quality Assessment Methods for Photon Counting CT
Adam Wang, PhD Stanford University

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	Emerging Approaches for Improved Image Quality in Photon-Counting CT - Katsuyuki Taguchi, PhD Johns Hopkins University
	Quantitative Dual/Multi-Spectrum Computed Tomography - Xiaochuan Pan, PhD University of Chicago
	Opportunities and Challenges in Clinical Applications of Photon-Counting CT - Lifeng Yu, PhD Mayo Clinic
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2022 AAPM 64th Annual Meeting - Session: Photon-counting CT: Image Quality Optimization, Novel Algorithms, and Emerging Clinical Applications