34 results on '"Veldkamp, W. J. H."'
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2. Interpretation of Contrast Detail Images in Digital Mammography: Human Observer versus Computer Detection
3. Development and validation of a low dose simulator for computed tomography
4. Quantitative assessment of selective in-plane shielding of tissues in computed tomography through evaluation of absorbed dose and image quality
5. RDI$\!-\!$a regression detectability index for quality assurance in: x-ray imaging
6. Can a channelized Hotelling observer assess image quality in acquired mammographic images of an anthropomorphic breast phantom including image processing?
7. SIMULATING LOCAL DENSE AREAS USING PMMA TO ASSESS AUTOMATIC EXPOSURE CONTROL IN DIGITAL MAMMOGRAPHY
8. MULTICENTRE COMPARISON OF IMAGE QUALITY FOR LOW-CONTRAST OBJECTS AND MICROCATHETER TIPS IN X-RAY-GUIDED TREATMENT OF ARTERIOVENOUS MALFORMATION IN THE BRAIN
9. COMPARISON OF WIRELESS DETECTORS FOR DIGITAL RADIOGRAPHY SYSTEMS: IMAGE QUALITY AND DOSE
10. Average glandular dose in digital mammography and digital breast tomosynthesis: comparison of phantom and patient data
11. The potential use of ultra-low radiation dose images in digital mammography—a clinical proof-of-concept study in craniocaudal views
12. Dose assessment in contrast enhanced digital mammography using simple phantoms simulating standard model breasts
13. Comparison between human and model observer performance in low-contrast detection tasks in CT images: application to images reconstructed with filtered back projection and iterative algorithms
14. Phantoms for quality control procedures in digital breast tomosynthesis: dose assessment
15. COMPARISON OF WIRELESS DETECTORS FOR DIGITAL RADIOGRAPHY SYSTEMS: IMAGE QUALITY AND DOSE.
16. MULTICENTRE COMPARISON OF IMAGE QUALITY FOR LOWCONTRAST OBJECTS AND MICROCATHETER TIPS IN X-RAYGUIDED TREATMENTOFARTERIOVENOUS MALFORMATION IN THE BRAIN.
17. Objective assessment of low contrast detectability for real CT phantom and in simulated images using a model observer
18. Automated assessment of low contrast sensitivity for CT systems using a model observer
19. Development and validation of a low dose simulator for computed tomography
20. Effects of heart rate, filling and slice thickness on the accuracy of left ventricular volume measurements in a dynamic cardiac phantom using ECG-gated MDCT
21. Dose reduction in digital chest radiography and perceived image quality
22. 16-slice CT: achievable effective doses of common protocols in comparison with recent CT dose surveys
23. Glandularity and mean glandular dose determined for individual women at four regional breast cancer screening units in The Netherlands
24. Method for determination of the mean fraction of glandular tissue in individual female breasts using mammography
25. Comparison between human and model observer performance in low-contrast detection tasks in CT images: application to images reconstructed with filtered back projection and iterative algorithms.
26. Quality assurance in modern X-ray breast imaging
27. RDI[Formula: see text]a regression detectability index for quality assurance in: x-ray imaging.
28. Can the channelized Hotelling observer including aspects of the human visual system predict human observer performance in mammography?
29. Can the non-pre-whitening model observer, including aspects of the human visual system, predict human observer performance in mammography?
30. MULTICENTRE COMPARISON OF IMAGE QUALITY FOR LOW-CONTRAST OBJECTS AND MICROCATHETER TIPS IN X-RAY-GUIDED TREATMENT OF ARTERIOVENOUS MALFORMATION IN THE BRAIN.
31. Image quality in CT: From physical measurements to model observers.
32. Low contrast detectability performance of model observers based on CT phantom images: kVp influence.
33. Dose assessment in contrast enhanced digital mammography using simple phantoms simulating standard model breasts.
34. Evaluation of 4 multisection CT systems in postoperative imaging of a cochlear implant: a human cadaver and phantom study.
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