Computed Radiography CR Image Receptor - Digital Radiography

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➡️ LESSON DESCRIPTION: This lesson’s objectives are to explain what computed radiography is, the components of the CR cassettes, and the materials used for each component. This lesson also describes the process of latent image creation within a CR cassette. Lesson objectives: *Briefly describe what computed radiography is *Briefly define latent image *Describe the components of CR cassettes *Briefly discuss the importance of the materials used in CR cassettes *Describe the process of latent image creation within a CR cassette
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[@dinhorasheed8198]

Best radiography channel

[@h.ak.x3134]

made so much sense, thank you!!!

[@YusufJohn-ol9bz]

Very nice

[@Yojupiter]

how CR can cause increased radiation exposure to patients?

[@oztilson]

AFAIK it can't

[@Chels_03]

usually it does not. but if we were to compare Film and CR. although CR has a wider range in its Dynamic Range, CR is only better than Film if the proper exposure is used.
if we speak about radiation dose, if CR was used but it has been used IMPROPERLY (overexposure), then proportionally CR actually has a higher radiation dose compared to Film.
- not sure if that made sense, but I hope I helped - its all basically to do with the dynamic range of Digital and Film radiography