Quantitative Dual-Energy CT in Abdominal Imaging: Technical Considerations and Emerging Clinical Applications
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The authors investigate the advancements and challenges of dual-energy CT (DECT) in abdominal imaging, aiming to enhance diagnostic capabilities through improved material characterization and quantitative analysis. They provide an overview of DECT principles, current clinical applications, and potential future uses, including the integration of artificial intelligence and imaging biomarkers. The paper highlights the need for overcoming implementation barriers to fully realize DECT's benefits in clinical practice.
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