Impact of Patient-Specific Size Factors on Dosimetry Measurements: A Comparison of IndoseCT and Phantom-Based CT-Expo
This study demonstrates that patient-specific dosimetry software (IndoseCT) provides more accurate organ and effective dose estimates for brain CT scans compared to standard phantom-based software (CT-Expo) by accounting for individual patient size, despite showing statistically significant differences in results for most organs and effective dose.
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