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A unique function of the SOMATOM Definition Dual Source CT system is its capacity to operate each x-ray tube at different kV and mA settings. While dual-energy CT was originally developed and evaluated 20 years ago, technical limitations of the CT scanners and post processing software at that time prevented the development of routine clinical applications.1
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Misselt, A., McCollough, C., Williamson, E. (2008). Dual Energy: CTA Runoff. In: Seidensticker, P.R., Hofmann, L.K. (eds) Dual Source CT Imaging. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-77602-4_20
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