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2017 AAPM Annual Meeting - Session: EI DI Oh! Implementation and interpretation of the Exposure Indicator for Digital Radiography


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 Considerations and Strategies for Setting Target Exposure Indicator (EIT) Values in Digital Radiography
Robert MacDougall, Boston Children's Hospital
robert.d.macdougall@childrens.harvard.edu


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Current Implementation Status of IEC Standard 62494-1: Exposure Index (EI) for Digital Radiography - Ryan Fisher, PhD The Cleveland Clinic
Current Implementation Status of IEC Standard 62494-1: Exposure Index (EI) for Digital Radiography - Katie Hulme, MS The Cleveland Clinic
Use of the Deviation Index (DI) for Quality Control in Digital Radiography - Aaron Jones, PhD UT MD Anderson Cancer Center
Use of the Deviation Index (DI) for Quality Control in Digital Radiography - Jaydev Dave, PhD Thomas Jefferson University
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Considerations and Strategies for Setting Target Exposure Indicator (EIT) Values in Digital Radiography - Charles Willis, PhD MD Anderson Cancer Center
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