The Standard Attenuation Rate for Quantitative Mammography
We introduce the Standard Attenuation Rate (SAR), a quantitative, and normalised measure of radiodensity per unit distance traversed by the primary beam incident on each pixel of an x-ray mammogram is presented. We sketch an algorithm to compute the SAR. The calculation utilises a physics model of i...
Main Authors: | Tromans, C, Brady, S |
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Format: | Journal article |
Language: | English |
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2010
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