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One Year's Results from a Server-Based System for Performing Reject Analysis and Exposure Analysis in Computed Radiography
Journal of Digital Imaging, 11/06/09
Jones AK et al. – The distributions were positively skewed and leptokurtic. S value decreases due to radiologic technology student rotations, and CR plate reader calibrations were observed. These data demonstrate that reject analysis is still necessary and useful in the era of digital imaging. It is vital though that analysis be combined with exposure indicator analysis, as digital radiography is not self–policing in terms of exposure. When combined, the two programs are a powerful tool for quality assurance.
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