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Fig. 7B —Scatterplots between SD of CT attenuation values, body weight, and body dimensions. Body dimension from topogram (product of anteroposterior and transverse diameters) shows better correlation with SD of CT attenuation values than with body weight. Scatterplot between SD of CT attenuation values and body dimensions: Pearson's correlation coefficient = 0.771 (R2 =0.595).





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