Chapter 1 Introduction and History Chapter 2 Derivation of Dose Equations for Shift-Invariant Techniques and the Physical Interpretation of the CTDI-Paradigm Chapter 3 Experimental Validation of a Versatile System of CT Dosimetry Using a Conventional Small Ion Chamber Chapter 4 An Improved Analytical Primary Beam Model for CT Dose Simulation Chapter 5 Cone beam CT Dosimetry: A Unified and Self-Consistent Approach Including All Scan Modalities - With or Without Phantom Motion Chapter 6 Analytical Equations for CT Dose Profiles Derived Using a Scatter Kernel of Monte Carlo Parentage Having Broad Applicability to CT Dosimetry Problems Chapter 7 Dose Equations for Tube Current Modulation in CT Scanning and the Interpretation of the Associated CTDIvol Chapter 8 Dose Equations for Shift-Variant CT Acquisition Modes Using Variable Pitch, Tube Current, and Aperture, and the Meaning of their Associated CTDIvol Chapter 9 Stationary Table CT Dosimetry and Anomalous Scanner- Reported Values of CTDIvol Chapter 10 Future Directions of CT Dosimetry and A Book Summary Chapter 1 Introduction and History Chapter 2 Derivation of Dose Equations for Shift-Invariant Techniques and the Physical Interpretation of the CTDI-Paradigm Chapter 3 Experimental Validation of a Versatile System of CT Dosimetry Using a Conventional Small Ion Chamber Chapter 4 An Improved Analytical Primary Beam Model for CT Dose Simulation Chapter 5 Cone beam CT Dosimetry: A Unified and Self-Consistent Approach Including All Scan Modalities - With or Without Phantom Motion Chapter 6 Analytical Equations for CT Dose Profiles Derived Using a Scatter Kernel of Monte Carlo Parentage Having Broad Applicability to CT Dosimetry Problems Chapter 7 Dose Equations for Tube Current Modulation in CT Scanning and the Interpretation of the Associated CTDIvol Chapter 8 Dose Equations for Shift-Variant CT Acquisition Modes Using Variable Pitch, Tube Current, and Aperture, and the Meaning of their Associated CTDIvol Chapter 9 Stationary Table CT Dosimetry and Anomalous Scanner- Reported Values of CTDIvol Chapter 10 Future Directions of CT Dosimetry and A Book Summary ube Current Modulation in CT Scanning and the Interpretation of the Associated CTDIvol Chapter 8 Dose Equations for Shift-Variant CT Acquisition Modes Using Variable Pitch, Tube Current, and Aperture, and the Meaning of their Associated CTDIvol Chapter 9 Stationary Table CT Dosimetry and Anomalous Scanner- Reported Values of CTDIvol Chapter 10 Future Directions of CT Dosimetry and A Book Summary Chapter 1 Introduction and History Chapter 2 Derivation of Dose Equations for Shift-Invariant Techniques and the Physical Interpretation of the CTDI-Paradigm Chapter 3 Experimental Validation of a Versatile System of CT Dosimetry Using a Conventional Small Ion Chamber Chapter 4 An Improved Analytical Primary Beam Model for CT Dose Simulation Chapter 5 Cone beam CT Dosimetry: A Unified and Self-Consistent Approach Including All Scan Modalities - With or Without Phantom Motion Chapter 6 Analytical Equations for CT Dose Profiles Derived Using a Scatter Kernel of Monte Carlo Parentage Having Broad Applicability to CT Dosimetry Problems Chapter 7 Dose Equations for Tube Current Modulation in CT Scanning and the Interpretation of the Associated CTDIvol Chapter 8 Dose Equations for Shift-Variant CT Acquisition Modes Using Variable Pitch, Tube Current, and Aperture, and the Meaning of their Associated CTDIvol Chapter 9 Stationary Table CT Dosimetry and Anomalous Scanner- Reported Values of CTDIvol Chapter 10 Future Directions of CT Dosimetry and A Book Summary Improved Analytical Primary Beam Model for CT Dose Simulation Chapter 5 Cone beam CT Dosimetry: A Unified and Self-Consistent Approach Including All Scan Modalities - With or Without Phantom Motion Chapter 6 Analytical Equations for CT Dose Profiles Derived Using a Scatter Kernel of Monte Carlo Parentage Having Broad Applicability to CT Dosimetry Problems Chapter 7 Dose Equations for Tube Current Modulation in CT Scanning and the Interpretation of the Associated CTDIvol Chapter 8 Dose Equations for Shift-Variant CT Acquisition Modes Using Variable Pitch, Tube Current, and Aperture, and the Meaning of their Associated CTDIvol Chapter 9 Stationary Table CT Dosimetry and Anomalous Scanner- Reported Values of CTDIvol Chapter 10 Future Directions of CT Dosimetry and A Book Summary /P> Reported Values of CTDIvol Chapter 10 Future Directions of CT Dosimetry and A Book Summary.