Titlebook: Computed Radiography; Yukio Tateno,Takeshi Iinuma,Masao Takano Book 1987 Springer Japan 1987 X-ray.angiography.children.diseases.evaluatio

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Diseases of the bones and jointsses, the diagnostic capability of CR is evaluated as comparable or superior to that of screen/film techniques. However, due to its limited spatial resolution, this new technique does not have sufficient capability to visualize bone microstructures. In this chapter, the advantages and disadvantages o

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-4-431-66884-8X-ray; angiography; children; diseases; evaluation; gastrointestinal tract; hospital; hospitals; image proce

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-66784-8btained with the conventional screen/film system. CR is thus recognized as a new system which can deal with many angiograms. This chapter presents clinical cases of intra-arterial DSA using CR and the advantages and problems of this system are discussed.

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Vladimir I. Nekorkin,Manuel G. Velardeed as a substitute for the screen/film system. The IP is made by densely applying particles of inorganic crystals called photostimulable phosphor onto a polyester film. The phosphor layer has the function of recording an X-ray image. The photostimulable phosphor is a special luminescent material whi

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Rudolf Friedrich,Joachim Peinke,Oliver Kampssible image to allow reading and diagnosis. The following displaying methods are available: (1) CRT monitor for direct reading; (2) exposure on a film from a CRT monitor by an optical system like a multiformat camera and display as a film image for reading; (3) direct recording on a film from image

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