CONVERSION RELATIONS FOR QUANTITATIVE-CT BONE-MINERAL DENSITIES MEASURED WITH SOLID AND LIQUID CALIBRATION STANDARDS
CONVERSION RELATIONS FOR QUANTITATIVE-CT BONE-MINERAL DENSITIES MEASURED WITH SOLID AND LIQUID CALIBRATION STANDARDS
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DOI:
10.1016/0169-6009(92)90922-z
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发表时间:
1992-11-01
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GOODSITT, MM
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GOODSITT, MM
A vast data base exists for QCT measurements of bone mineral density (BMD) referenced to K2HPO4 in water (liquid) standards. To effectively utilize the more stable hydroxyapatite in water-equivalent plastic (solid) standards that have recently been introduced, it will be necessary to derive conversion relations. A study was performed to investigate the dependence of these relations upon x-ray tube voltage, marrow composition, and patient body size. Test objects included five diverse composition vertebral marrow inserts within three different size lumbar simulators and an L1 vertebra within a Humanoid phantom. The calibration standards were manufactured by Image Analysis, and all data were acquired with a GE 9800 CT scanner operated at 80 kVp and 140 kVp. Least square fits to corresponding liquid versus solid referenced BMD measurements of the inserts all had r's >0.999. SEEs,