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X-ray scatter data have been calculated by Monte Carlo methods for diagnostic radiology applications. The scatter intensities relative to the primary intensities are given for different detectors for various values of object thickness, field size, object-to-detector distance, and primary energy. The results are compared the those from previous investigations. The calculations made it possible to resolve contradictions in published measurements regarding the dependence of scatter intensities on primary X-ray energy and detector response.
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