Aims and objectives
The chest X-ray (CXR) is considered an essential examination in diagnostic radiology for neonates for a range of potential pathological conditions [1]. Neonates are particularly sensitive to radiation dose compared with the adults due to long life anticipation and having fast mitotic action of the cells. Consequently, the radiation dose should be kept as low as possible without losing image quality [2].
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PreviousA novel method to investigate the correlation between the improvement of low contrast detail detectability using CDRAD phantom and visual lesion visibility and visual image quality in Lungman chest phantom
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NextEvaluation of image quality and entrance surface dose for routine adult chest radiography examinations in 8 hospitals
