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2016
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Xiaolei Qu, Chao-Jen Lai, Yuncheng Zhong, Ying Yi, Chris C. Shaw:
A general method for cupping artifact correction of cone-beam breast computed tomography images. Int. J. Comput. Assist. Radiol. Surg. 11(7): 1233-1246 (2016)
2010
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Chris C. Shaw:
Dimensions in Medical Imaging: The More the Better? [Point of View]. Proc. IEEE 98(1): 2-5 (2010)
1998
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Darryl S. Breitenstein, Chris C. Shaw:
Comparison of three tissue composition measurement techniques using digital mammograms - A signal-to-noise study. J. Digit. Imaging 11(3): 137-150 (1998)
1992
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Chris C. Shaw, David Gur:
Comparison of three different techniques for dual-energy subtraction imaging in digital radiography: A signal-to-noise analysis. J. Digit. Imaging 5(4): 262-270 (1992)

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