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- The grid absorbs scattered radiation and prevents the scatter from reaching and affecting the image receptor. When a grid is used, radiographic contrast increases. The grid is the primary factor used to decrease scatter and increase contrast.
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Antiscatter grids improve the X-ray image contrast at a cost of patient radiation doses. The choice of appropriate grid or its removal requires a good knowledge of grid characteristics, especially for pediatric digital imaging. The aim of this work ...
When a grid is used to reduce x-ray scatter it increases the contrast by a contrast improvement factor (k), but additional radiation dose is needed to compensate for the photons blocked by the grid (Bucky Factor).
Apr 15, 2019 · Abstract. A grid is one of the key components of a digital radiography (DR) system because it removes scattered radiation, which arises when X-rays penetrate an object and improves diagnostic accuracy by enhancing image quality. With the widespread use of DR systems, demand for grids with high precision has simultaneously increased.
- Sanghyun Lee, Woohyun Chung
- 2019
The antiscatter grid plays an important role for enhancing image quality in projection radiography by transmitting a majority of primary radiation and selectively rejecting scattered radiation.
The Relationship of the Four Radiographic Properties. Key Performance Characteristics of Digital Image Receptor Systems. Receptor System Considerations Affecting IR Exposure & Patient Dose. Receptor System Considerations Affecting Brightness.
A grid is one of the key components of a digital radiography (DR) system because it removes scattered radiation, which arises when X-rays penetrate an object and improves diagnostic accuracy by enhancing image quality.
