
Sign up to save your podcasts
Or


Full article: https://www.ajronline.org/doi/abs/10.2214/AJR.23.30189
Rebecca Le, MD discusses an article that combines the relationship between radiology and sustainability, which could sound like an unlikely combination to some. However, Schoen et al. prove otherwise by measuring CT net scan energy consumption and estimated savings on one of their scanners at Wake Forest. The authors found that a high correlation between CT dose report metrics and CT scanners' net scan energy consumption and that net scan energy savings could be extracted from a reduction in dose report metrics without requiring a sensor. The authors also measure the impact on CT energy savings, which is greatly impacted by reducing idle state energy consumption, or the energy the CT produces from being "on."
By AJR4.6
4545 ratings
Full article: https://www.ajronline.org/doi/abs/10.2214/AJR.23.30189
Rebecca Le, MD discusses an article that combines the relationship between radiology and sustainability, which could sound like an unlikely combination to some. However, Schoen et al. prove otherwise by measuring CT net scan energy consumption and estimated savings on one of their scanners at Wake Forest. The authors found that a high correlation between CT dose report metrics and CT scanners' net scan energy consumption and that net scan energy savings could be extracted from a reduction in dose report metrics without requiring a sensor. The authors also measure the impact on CT energy savings, which is greatly impacted by reducing idle state energy consumption, or the energy the CT produces from being "on."

14,449 Listeners

4,346 Listeners

90 Listeners

29 Listeners

2,441 Listeners

112,250 Listeners

56,677 Listeners

28 Listeners

6,443 Listeners

207 Listeners

13 Listeners

29,218 Listeners

15,942 Listeners

40 Listeners

648 Listeners