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Quantitative Assessment of Image Quality in Mammography : Results from Phantom Studies in Ghana

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healthcare
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SosBoaMen
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Zenodo
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Quantitative image quality assessment have been undertaken on eight (A - H) mammography systems in Ghana to review the overall condition of mammography equipment with respect to image quality in order to suggest improvements in the practice. Quantitative image analysis was performed with ImageJ software using the

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MammographyImage QualityPhantomSignalNoiseRatioPolymethylmethacrylate

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