Evaluation of CT Number Difference between Radiation Therapeutic CT Simulator and Conventional CT
Jeong Min Seo, Jae Dong Rhim, Chan Hyeong Kim
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Jeong Min Seo, Jae Dong Rhim, Chan Hyeong Kim
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The purpose in this study is to investigate CT number difference between conventional CT and CT simulator. It shows good correlation in CT number on the muscle, bone, and air. However, in the liver, lungs and water, the low correlation was detected. This result can become the good index for the direction of the distribution of dose difference research between CT equipment for using the computerized radiation therapy planning system.
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The purpose in this study is to investigate CT number difference between conventional CT and CT simulator. It shows good correlation in CT number on the muscle, bone, and air. However, in the liver, lungs and water, the low correlation was detected. This result can become the good index for the direction of the distribution of dose difference research between CT equipment for using the computerized radiation therapy planning system.
Key concepts: Nuclear medicine, Radiation treatment planning, Significant difference, Radiation dose, Correlation, Computed tomography, Medicine, Simulation