Computed Radiography (Digital Radiography) | X-ray Physics | Radiology Physics Course #32
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- Опубликовано: 8 мар 2023
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Computed radiography is a type of digital radiography (in so much as the radiograph is ultimately displayed as a digital image). The process itself is largely analogue. Here we will discuss the formation of a latent image as well as the processing steps required to create the final radiograph. We review the constituents of the computed radiography cassette including europium doping and F centres. Then we will review how shining red laser light will cause phosphorescence to occur leading to a signal that can be converted into a digital pixel value.
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Haha 😂 it’s a pleasure! Thank you for you support
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Thank you! Your series really makes a great companion in reading Bushberg physics
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Sir, please upload the video on ct physics 🙏
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Great series
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You’re too kind Anita. Hope the practice questions help to consolidate your knowledge. Working on ultrasound as we speak 🙂 Have a lovely weekend. Don’t work too hard!
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Please make video on fluoroscopy thank you so much
Kindly asking if you can help me understand,the formation of latent image in cr
Hi doctor....when will we have a CT lecture?
You mentioned that you can keep a latent image for a long time. One thing to keep in mind is the half life of the signal is on the order of hours so you can’t really keep cassette for months
Great. Thanks for letting me know 🙂
how CR can cause increased radiation exposure to patients?
Where can i find your questions...
Linked in the description below this video 😊
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