MEDRADSC 2AA3 - Lecture 1.3 - Digital Image Production Cont

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spatial frequency

number of line pairs per unit distance

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the higher the spatial resolution, the higher the _____________ __________ and the greater the number of line pairs.

spatial frequency

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higher spatial resolution is ideal in order to be able to better visualize structures and accurately diagnose patients, but with higher spatial resolution, there are downsides. What are they?

when you increase the spatial resolution of an image, you increase the matrix size, which means that there is more information to be stored and therefore takes up more storage

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what information is stored in the image matrix for radiography?

intensity and position of signal

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what effect does increasing spatial frequency have on sampling frequency?

when you increase the spatial frequency, you increase the sampling frequency

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what is the dynamic range?

the range of signal intensities that an imaging system can respond to

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what does window width represent?

contrast

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what does window level represent?

brightness

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what affects the shade of grey assigned to a pixel?

signal level

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what are the two types of contrast on a diagnostic image?

intrinsic and displayed contrast

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intrinsic contrast

detected interfaces based on differences in signal intensity

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displayed contrast

the signals/shades of grey displayed on the monitor to form the image, may be amplified/windowed

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what imaging modality has the best contrast resolution?

MR

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what imaging modality has the best spatial resolution?

mammography

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what imaging modality has the worst contrast resolution AND spatial resolution?

nuclear medicine

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nuclear medicine is known to have the worst contrast resolution AND spatial resolution between modalities, why is this and why does it not necessarily matter as much in nuclear medicine?

the prime function of nuclear medicine is to examine the physiology of the body, so it is not needed to demonstrate specifics of the body, just their functioning

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modulation transfer function (MTF)

the ability of a system to demonstrate structures and information regarding structures

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a large structure has a ________ modulation transfer function (MTF)

large

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higher spatial frequency means __________ modulation transfer function (MTF)

higher

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