Contrast scale definition

Contrast scale means the change in the linear attenuation coefficient per CTN relative to water, that is:
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Contrast scale means the change in the linear attenuation coefficient per computed tomography number relative to water, that is:
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Contrast scale means the change in the linear attenuation coefficient per CTNCT number (CTN) relative to water.
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More Definitions of Contrast scale

Contrast scale. (CS) means the change in the linear attenuation coefficient per CTN relative to water; as set forth in Appendix E.
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Contrast scale means the change in linear attenuation coefficient per CT number relative to water; that is:
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Contrast scale. (CS) means the change in the linear attenuation coefficient per CTN relative to water.
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Contrast scale. (CS) for computed tomography means the change in the linear attenuation coefficient per CT number relative to water, that is:
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