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Dose-length product

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A parameter used as a surrogate measure for patient dose in a computed tomography scan of length L. By convention the DLP is reported in the units of mGy x cm and is the product of the energy deposited in a single slice (CTDIvol) multiplied by the scan length L. This quantity is analogous to the ‘kerma-area product (KapK<sub>ap</sub>)’ used in planar radiography.
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