April 3, 2017Open Access

Accuracy of bone mineral density quantification using dual-layer spectral detector CT: a phantom study

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• Dual-layer spectral detector CT allows for accurate bone mineral density quantification. • BMD measurements on SDCT are strongly linearly correlated to DXA. • SDCT, acquired for several indications, may allow for evaluation of osteoporosis. • This potentially opens up the possibility for opportunistic osteoporosis screening.

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