Photon counting detector CT (PCD-CT) is the newest major development in CT technology
and has been commercially available since 2021. It offers major technological advantages …

Photon-counting detector CT (PCD-CT) is a new technology that has multiple diagnostic
benefits including increased spatial resolution, iodine signal, and radiation dose efficiency …

Background Traditional energy-integrating detector CT has limited utility in accurately
quantifying liver fat due to protocol-induced CT value shifts, but this limitation can be …

Objectives To assess perceptual benefits provided by the improved spatial resolution and
noise performance of deep silicon photon-counting CT (Si-PCCT) over conventional energy …

Purpose Evaluation of iodine quantification accuracy with varying iterative reconstruction
level, patient habitus, and acquisition mode on a first-generation dual-source photon …

Purpose To investigate the behavior of artificial intelligence (AI) CT-based body composition
biomarkers at different virtual monoenergetic imaging (VMI) levels using dual-energy CT …

Photon-counting detectors (PCDs) have emerged as one of the most influential technical
developments for medical imaging in recent memory. Surpassing conventional systems with …

In musculoskeletal imaging, CT is used in a wide range of indications, either alone or in a
synergistic approach with MRI. While MRI is the preferred modality for the assessment of soft …

Background Quantitative CT imaging, particularly iodine and calcium quantification, is an
important CT-based biomarker. Purpose This study quantifies sources of errors in …

Since the emergence of the first photon-counting computed tomography (PCCT) system in
late 2021, its advantages and a wide range of applications in all fields of radiology have …