Natsumi Kimoto

Lecturer

Gakushuin University

Japan

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Natsumi Kimoto is a Lecturer at Junshin Gakuen University in Japan. Her research focuses on medical imaging and radiation dose measurement, with recent publications addressing topics such as dose measurements during CT examinations, effective atomic number estimation in photon-counting techniques, and optimization of energy windows for X-ray imaging. Kimoto's work contributes significantly to advancements in computed tomography and X-ray shielding methodologies.

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Hiroaki Hayashi

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Kanazawa University

JAPAN

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Akitoshi Katsumata

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JAPAN

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Sota Goto

Kobe University

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Articles (10)

Helpfulness of effective atomic number image in forensic dental identification: Photon-counting computed tomography is suitable

Impact of different X-ray tube positions on actual dose measurements during CT examinations -An effect of patient physique-

A novel analytic procedure for accurate patient surface dose measurement during computed tomography examination: Systematic uncertainty correction related to incident X-ray direction

Determination of appropriate energy threshold range for accurate estimation of effective atomic number considering statistical uncertainty in photon‐counting techniques

Optimization of energy windows to calculate quantitative X-ray images using an energy-resolving photon-counting detector: A simulation study

A blurring correction method suitable to analyze quantitative x-ray images derived from energy-resolving photon counting detector

A suitable procedure of dose reduction factor measurements of X-ray shields during computed tomography examination - The importance of considering positional changes of an X-ray tube

Effectiveness of an X-ray shielding sheet with lower shielding ability to enable both bone mineral density determination and morphological diagnosis

Evaluation of lower detection limit and performance analyses related to the incident angle of X-rays and absolute dose using a triple-type dosimeter

Experimental study of X-ray dose reduction factor when using various size bismuth and lead particles

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Hiroaki Hayashi

Akitoshi Katsumata

Sota Goto

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