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Old 10-19-2015, 01:24 AM #1
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Default Radiation in CT scans
Hi all,
have been reading thru lots of online info and came across this forum ... I have a simple question to which I am still unable to find a clear and definitive answer - what is a typical radiation to the average size patient from a Dual Source CT DENTAL scan??
Hopefully somebody has done such a scan and can inform me of how was the scan done? It would be greatly appreciated.

Also, what is the difference between head CT, sinus CT, CBCT (dental) and Dual Source CT of the jaws? Or should I post this in a different forum??

Thank you
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