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2023 AAPM 65th Annual Meeting - Session: ACR Update

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Helical Estimation of CTDIvol
Izabella Barreto, PhD University of Florida

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	Stereotactic Breast Biopsy QC Manual - Katie Hulme, MS The Cleveland Clinic
	Updates to ACR Manual on MR Safety - R. Jason Stafford, PhD UT MD Anderson Cancer Center
	New RWS Requirements in Mammography - Thomas Ruckdeschel, MS Alliance Medical Physics

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2023 AAPM 65th Annual Meeting - Session: ACR Update

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