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2021 AAPM Virtual 63rd Annual Meeting - Session: Testing the Misfits: Tips and Tricks for Testing Your Least Favorite Diagnostic Imaging Equipment

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Considerations for Evaluating Ultrasound Units Zheng Feng Lu, PhD University of Chicago Handout(s): 166-57999-15651646-171401-1623677204.pdf

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All videos in this session:

	Considerations for Evaluating Color Displays - Nicholas Bevins, PhD Henry Ford Health System
	National Council on Radiation Protection and Measurements (NCRP), Radiation Protection in Dentistry and Oral & Maxillofacial Imaging, NCRP Report 177 (2019) Summary - Joel Gray, PhD Diquad, LLC
	What Physicists Need to Know About the Medtronic O-Arm - Mark Supanich, PhD Rush
	Encounters with Non-Standard Fluoroscopy Systems - Rebecca Marsh, PhD University of Colorado School of Medicine
	Troubleshooting DXA QC Issues - Jeff Frimeth, MS JF Medical Physics Inc.
	Audience Q & A - Rebecca Marsh, PhD University of Colorado School of Medicine

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