L4 - Viewing the image intensifier image and image intensifier problems

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what is the size of the output phosphor in II

2.5-5cm

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what is matched with the output

CCD

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what does the output phosphor do

converts into electrons to light which directs it to CCD

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how is the light from the output phosphor directed to the CCD

fiber optics

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what does the CCD optics do

converts light into an electronic signal

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the light is porportion ot the ___

radiaiton

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1 fiber optic tube = x pixel

1

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name steps from the xray source to operating console

xray source > patient > II > CCD > ADC > computer > electrons > DAC > operating console

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why should the II be placed close to the patient

to maximize distance between xray source and patient

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what happens to the electric signal from the CCD

signal is sent to the ADC and switched to digital signal

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What is the photosensitive layer on the CCD

crystalline silicone

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what happens when electrons hit the crystalline silicon

creates an electrical charge

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what are the main characteristics of CCD

good spatial resolution, high DQE, high SNR

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why do CCD have good DQE

no lateral spread of light with the fibre optic coupling, good signlaing caught. Lower patient dose

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What are CCD not affected by

changes in magnetic fields

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what are the problems in II

vignetting, image lag, pincushion/s distortion, veilinng glare, and image magnification

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What is vignetting

decrease in brightness in the periphery of images

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why does vignetting happens

the periphery is unfocused and not bright, shape of the input phosphor

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what is image lag

persistance of an image before while the II is being moved. system cannot resolve the image as fast as the equipment is moving annd creates a blurred image

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what is iamge bloom

intense brightness on the monitor because of the CR being moved thus there is no anatomy between II and xray tube

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what are the 2 types of shape distortion

pincushion and s-distortion

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what is pincushion

a type of shape disortion caused by the image from the curved input phosphor doesnt match with the output phosphor. worse in edges

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what is S-distortion

Caused by the changing in magnetic fileds causing the trajectory of the electrons to move in an S pattern

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what is veiling glare

light being reflected from the window of the output phosphor. this reduces iamge contrast. happens when moving from thick tissue to thin

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<p>what type of distortion is this</p>

what type of distortion is this

S distortion

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<p>what type of distortion is this</p>

what type of distortion is this

pincushion

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<p>what type of distortion is this</p>

what type of distortion is this

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