Nao Ichikawa

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Kobe University

Japan

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Nao Ichikawa is an Assistant Professor at Kobe Tokiwa University in Japan. His research focuses on advancements in imaging technology and radiation safety, which is reflected in his recent publications that explore topics such as CT systems, X-ray beam modeling, and dosimetry for medical professionals. His work also includes improving educational quality through institutional research based on eduinformatics.

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Kanazawa University

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Development and Accuracy Evaluation of the Beam Width Using a Tungsten Ring in a Wide-beam CT System

Visualization of X-ray fields, overlaps, and over-beaming on surface of the head in spiral computed tomography using computer-aided design-based X-ray beam modeling

Basic characteristics of Vision badge and its performance as an eye lens dosimeter for endoscopists

Effect of radioprotective curtain length on the scattered dose rate distribution and endoscopist eye lens dose with an over-couch fluoroscopy system

Half-value layer measurements using solid-state detectors and single-rotation technique with lead apertures in spiral computed tomography with and without a tin filter

Energy-based H<i>p</i>(3) measurement using solid-state detector

Reducing stray radiation with a novel detachable lead arm support in percutaneous coronary intervention

Introducing New Mass Screening in Institutional Research Based on Eduinformatics

Combining Key Performance Indicators and Signs of Changes in Students to improve the quality of education in Institutional Research based on Eduinformatics

Determination of geometric information and radiation field overlaps on the skin in percutaneous coronary interventions with computer‐aided design‐based X‐ray beam modeling

Effect of equalization filters on measurements with kerma‐area product meter in a cardiovascular angiography system

Measurement of the half-value layer for CT systems in a single-rotation technique: Reduction of stray radiation with lead apertures

Measurement Accuracy of CT Beam Width with a Portable Flat-panel Detector

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Kosuke Matsubara

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