Digital Image Quality in Medicine pp 111-122 | Cite as
DICOM Calibration and GSDF
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Abstract
You might have heard about DICOM calibration a million times. But what is it doing, really?
Keywords
Gamma Correction DICOM Standard True Pixel Small Detectable Difference Display Luminance
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