Evaluation of mammography unit and rare earth screens for high resolution hand radiography.
J E Desautels, Radomsky Jw, Erickson Lm
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J E Desautels, Radomsky Jw, Erickson Lm
Abstract
Hand radiographs of an unselected group of ten patients obtained with a mammographic unit and a rare earth screen-film combination were compared with those obtained with a standard radiographic unit and industrial film, as well as those obtained with a standard radiographic unit and xeroradiography. Radiation dosages and costs were calculated. The radiographs obtained by the first method were most acceptable as regards to radiation dosage and quality.
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Hand radiographs of an unselected group of ten patients obtained with a mammographic unit and a rare earth screen-film combination were compared with those obtained with a standard radiographic unit and industrial film, as well as those obtained with a standard radiographic unit and xeroradiography. Radiation dosages and costs were calculated. The radiographs obtained by the first method were most acceptable as regards to radiation dosage and quality.
Key concepts: Medicine, Radiography, Xeroradiography, Mammography, Nuclear medicine, Medical physics, Rare earth, Radiation dose