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Fig. 6. Graph shows that increase in abdominopelvic dose with decreasing patient size was largest for 140-kVp setting. Two data points were obtained for each phantom (anterior surface midline and lateral surface). = adult phantom, {blacksquare} = 10-year-old phantom, {circ} = 5-year-old phantom, {triangleup} = 1-year-old phantom.





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