XERORADIOGRAPHY AND COMPUTED RADIOGRAPHY COMPARATIVE STUDYON DIGANOSIS FOR BREAST CANCER

Xeroradiography, Digital Radiography and Computerized Tomography: A Systemic Review

Advanced diagnostic technologies are increasingly playing a more vital role in both data collection and assessment capabilities, and the utilization of the information obtained. Diagnostic modalities available to clinicians today expand greatly on the foundation of a comprehensive visual assessment, which has been and will be the cornerstone of the diagnostic process. The diagnostic clinician t...

Technical and clinical breast cancer screening performance indicators for powder based computed radiography versus direct digital radiography

Breakthroughs in Radiography: Computed Radiography

CE Email comments/questions to [email protected], fax 800-556-3288, or log on to www.VetLearn.com Computed radiography (CR) is a digital imaging technology and digital x-ray image management system that has been used in human and veterinary medicine since the 1980s. CR helps eliminate many of the disadvantages of traditional radiography. A storage phosphor plate collects the pattern of x...

New computed radiography processing condition for whole-spine radiography.

Computed radiography (CR) has many advantages compared with conventional radiographs, especially in image processing. Although CR is being used in chest radiography and mammography, it has not been applied to spine imaging. The purposes of this study were to formulate a set of new CR processing parameters and to test whether the resultant whole-spine radiographs visualized the spine more clearl...

Computed Radiography in Perspective

Introduction Imagine the excitement accompanying the first realization that noninvasive visualization of bones was possible. German physicist Wilhelm Conrad Roentgen was working in a darkened room on November 8, 1895, experimenting with electrical charges flowing through a vacuum tube, when a piece of paper coated with barium platinum cyanide glowed. Coincidentally, it had been left near a card...