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     • By selectively allowing primary x-rays to be transmitted and scattered x-rays to be absorbed in the grid, image contrast is significantly enhanced; however, the grid attenuates some of the desired primary x-rays that are incident directly on the lead strips and allows transmission of some scattered radiation photons that have a small scattering angle, or scatter in a direction parallel to the lead strips, or are multiply scattered with an exit angle from the patient that can be transmitted...
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   How do X ray grids work?

   • In a grid, each line pair of interspacers and absorbers is aligned at a certain angle in the direction of the X-ray source, maintaining the linearity of the X-ray. This angle is determined by focal distance (FD), which is the distance between X-ray tube focus and bottom surface of the grid.

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   What is a crossed X ray grid?

   • The crossed grid is the pattern that will absorbed the most scattered radiation. It is not used often, though, because the x-ray tube cannot be angled at all when using it. The grid ratio is an important feature of the grid. The grid ratio is defined as the relationship between the height of the lead strips and the distance between the strips.

   Grids and Beam Restriction – Digital Radiographic Exposure: Principles

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   How X-ray images are acquired using a grid in a digital radiography system?

   • Figure 1 presents the overall system for acquiring X-ray images using a grid in a digital radiography (DR) system. A grid is placed between the detector and subject, and it contributes to increasing the diagnostic accuracy by removing scattered radiation [2, 3, 4]. Acquisition of an X-ray image using a grid in a digital radiography system

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   Why are grids used in radiography?

   • Since 1913, grids have been used to remove scattered radiation and to improve images quality in radiography . Scattering radiation means refracted X-rays that lose their original linearity due to the interaction of the object with X-rays when X-rays pass through an object (Compton scattering).

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   Which X-rays are transmitted through the patient without interaction?

   • X-rays that are transmitted through the patient without interaction (Fig. 1A) represent the primary radiation. X-ray attenuation (removal of x-rays by absorption and scattering) within the 3-dimensional patient volume contributes to subject contrast encoded in the x-ray pattern that emerges from the patient.

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   How do X rays control scattered radiation?

   • The grid and collimation are the primary methods used to control scattered radiation. Scattered radiation is produced in the patient’s body when primary photons from the x-ray tube hit matter in the patient. The photons then travel off in a changed direction. They also have less energy.

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   Because the lead strips in a focused grid are angled to match the divergence of the beam, most of the primary beam x-rays that are transmitted through the patient pass through the grid without being absorbed.

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   X-ray scatter depends on several physical factors including: body habitus (increases with increased habitus), kVp, collimation (increases with increased kVp), air gap (decreases with increased air gap), and anti-scatter grids (decreases with increased grid ratio).

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   Apr 15, 2019 · Grid ratio is the ratio of the height of the grid (H) to the width of an interspacer (D). The higher the grid ratio, the less scattered radiation reaching the detector; conversely, the lower the grid ratio, the more primary X-rays transmitted through the grid.

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   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.

8. pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov › articles › PMC4795412Investigation of grid performance using simple image quality ...

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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 ...

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   We develop physical models for grid designs and illustrate the basic operating principles wherein small angulations of the incident x rays results significant filtration and spectral shaping of the beam. We fabricate a prototype grid with tungsten lamellae.

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    Mar 1, 2005 · In each situation, x-rays transmitted through patient and grid are detected and converted into a useful signal. Conventional analog image acquisition uses a screen-film cassette, x-rays are converted to light, latent image centers are created on film emulsion, and chemical processing renders the final output image.