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Digital Imaging Basics
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1. How many 'bits' does the typical CR system have?
10 - 12 - 16
Photostimulable Luminescence (PSL
Readout processing; Laser scanning - Conversion to analog signal; Amplification and conversion to digital signal; Spatial resolution; Contrast resolution.
Computed Radiography
2. Barium fluorohalide bromides and iodides with europium activators (BaFBr:Eu and BaFI:Eu)
Spatial resolution
The most common phosphor with characteristics favorable for CR is...
Laser scanning; Conversion to analog signal; Amplification and conversion to digital signal; Spatial resolution; Contrast sensitivity
Support layer
3. Labeling the image
Amplification and conversion to digital image
Annotation
Final step of PSL
First step of PSL
4. Registering the image to correct for patient motion
Region of Interest (ROI)
Pixel shift
100-200 micrometers
the Laser
5. A very thin - tough - clear plastic that protects the phosphor layer
Exposure sensitivity of the imaging plate ranges from
Protective layer
First step of PSL
Color layer
6. A soft polymer that protects the back of the cassette.
Support layer
Third step of PSL
Reflective layer
Backing layer
7. Grounds the plate to eliminate electrostatic problems and absorb light to increase sharpness
Laser scanning; Conversion to analog signal; Amplification and conversion to digital signal; Spatial resolution; Contrast sensitivity
Window and level
Backing layer
Conductor layer
8. Located between the active and support layers if the IP that absorbs the stimulating light but reflects emitted light. (for newer plates)
Color layer
The most common phosphor with characteristics favorable for CR is...
the Laser
Beam-shaping optics
9. Determines average pixel value in quantitative imaging
Window and level
Photodetector
`The laser light is emitted at approximately
Region of Interest (ROI)
10. Improves image contrast
Color layer
Subtraction (DSA)
The use of CR requires
Laser scanning; Conversion to analog signal.
11. A soft polymer that protects the back of the cassette.
Typical number of pixels in a matrix ranges from
Backing layer
Light shield layer
Pixel shift
12. Detect (read) the stimulated emission
Beam-shaping optics
Third step of PSL
Magnification
Magnification
13. How many 'bits' does the typical CR system have?
10 - 12 - 16
Pixel shift
Image flip and image inversion
Readout processing; Laser scanning - Conversion to analog signal; Amplification and conversion to digital signal; Spatial resolution; Contrast resolution.
14. In what steps is a blue-purple light emitted as the laser passes over the plate which is directly proportional to the x-ray energy absorbed in that specific area?
The more pixels
Region of Interest (ROI)
Laser scanning; Conversion to analog signal.
Photostimulable Luminescence (PSL
15. Is erasing the plate signal
The more pixels
Readout processing; Laser scanning - Conversion to analog signal; Amplification and conversion to digital signal; Spatial resolution; Contrast resolution.
Postprocessing
Final step of PSL
16. The CR cassettes - phosphor plates - and CR reader.
The use of CR requires
Conductive layer
10 - 12 - 16
Pixel shift
17. Grounds the plate to eliminate electrostatic problems and absorb light to increase sharpness
`The laser light is emitted at approximately
Conductor layer
Amplification and conversion to digital image
the Laser
18. What is the typical pixel size?
100-200 micrometers
The more pixels
Reflective layer
Computed Radiography
19. What are the steps in Computed Radiography Image Processing?
Window and level
Computed Radiography
Readout processing; Laser scanning - Conversion to analog signal; Amplification and conversion to digital signal; Spatial resolution; Contrast resolution.
Annotation
20. Number related to the amount of amplification required by the PM tube to adjust the digital image.
S number
Second step of PSL
Photodetector
Computer Control functions
21. The greater the spatial image resolution.
Light shield layer
Protective layer
The more pixels
Typical number of pixels in a matrix ranges from
22. The CR cassettes - phosphor plates - and CR reader.
The use of CR requires
Phosphor or Active layer
The more pixels
Region of Interest (ROI)
23. What does pixel size determine
The more pixels
Spatial resolution
10 - 12 - 16
The most common phosphor with characteristics favorable for CR is...
24. Determines average pixel value in quantitative imaging
Beam-shaping optics
Region of Interest (ROI)
Beam-shaping optics
Computed Radiography
25. A very thin - tough - clear plastic that protects the phosphor layer
Light-collecting optics
Second step of PSL
Protective layer
Amplification and conversion to digital image
26. Barium fluorohalide bromides and iodides with europium activators (BaFBr:Eu and BaFI:Eu)
Magnification
The most common phosphor with characteristics favorable for CR is...
Conductive layer
Photodetector
27. Source of stimulating light - Scans an extracted IP with a helium laser beam or solid-state laser diodes - Beam is about 100 µm wide with a wavelength of 633 nm (or 670 to 690 nm
S number
the Laser
Final step of PSL
Laser scanning; Conversion to analog signal.
28. What steps are included in 'readout processing
Typical number of pixels in a matrix ranges from
Annotation
Laser scanning; Conversion to analog signal; Amplification and conversion to digital signal; Spatial resolution; Contrast sensitivity
S number
29. Prevents light from erasing data on the imaging plate or leaking through the backing - degreasing the spatial resolution.
First step of PSL
Light shield layer
Third step of PSL
10 - 12 - 16
30. Cassette-based digital imaging is the digital acquisition modality that uses storage phosphor plates to produce projection images
Readout processing; Laser scanning - Conversion to analog signal; Amplification and conversion to digital signal; Spatial resolution; Contrast resolution.
Magnification
100-200 micrometers
Computed Radiography
31. Performed to optimize the appearance of the image for purpose of better detecting pathology
Amplification and conversion to digital image
Postprocessing
Readout processing; Laser scanning - Conversion to analog signal; Amplification and conversion to digital signal; Spatial resolution; Contrast resolution.
Computer Control functions
32. 0.1 mR up to maximum of 100 mR
Optical filters
10 - 12 - 16
Phosphor or Active layer
Exposure sensitivity of the imaging plate ranges from
33. Registering the image to correct for patient motion
Readout processing; Laser scanning - Conversion to analog signal; Amplification and conversion to digital signal; Spatial resolution; Contrast resolution.
Pixel shift
Color layer
Spatial resolution
34. Prevents light from erasing data on the imaging plate or leaking through the backing - degreasing the spatial resolution.
10 - 12 - 16
Second step of PSL
Light shield layer
Spatial resolution
35. Detect (read) the stimulated emission
Final step of PSL
Beam-shaping optics
Amplification and conversion to digital image
Third step of PSL
36. A finely focused beam of infrared light with wavelength and beam diameter of 50 to 100 nm is directed at the PSP.
Second step of PSL
Exposure sensitivity of the imaging plate ranges from
Beam-shaping optics
Color layer
37. In what step is an amplifier used to match the PMT output signal to the ADC values?
100-200 micrometers
Backing layer
Conductive layer
Amplification and conversion to digital image
38. 0.1 mR up to maximum of 100 mR
Second step of PSL
Exposure sensitivity of the imaging plate ranges from
Color layer
Conductor layer
39. Source of stimulating light - Scans an extracted IP with a helium laser beam or solid-state laser diodes - Beam is about 100 µm wide with a wavelength of 633 nm (or 670 to 690 nm
Light-collecting optics
Photostimulable Luminescence (PSL
Optical filters
the Laser
40. What steps are included in 'readout processing
Laser scanning; Conversion to analog signal; Amplification and conversion to digital signal; Spatial resolution; Contrast sensitivity
Region of Interest (ROI)
Subtraction (DSA)
Final step of PSL
41. In what step is an amplifier used to match the PMT output signal to the ADC values?
The use of CR requires
Amplification and conversion to digital image
Pixel shift
Photostimulable Luminescence (PSL
42. Improves image contrast
Laser scanning; Conversion to analog signal.
Subtraction (DSA)
Beam-shaping optics
Optical filters
43. Expands the digital grayscale to visible
`The laser light is emitted at approximately
Window and level
Magnification
Color layer
44. Filters the light before photodetection occurs
The more pixels
Pixel shift
Optical filters
Photostimulable Luminescence (PSL
45. Emitted light from the IP is channeled into a funnel like fiber optic collection assembly and is directed at the photodetector - photomultiplier tube (PMT) photodiode (PD) or charge-coupled device (CCD
Third step of PSL
Light-collecting optics
Conductive layer
Support layer
46. Receives light from the fiber optic collection assembly - and transmits a time-varying analog signal to a computer system
Photodetector
Final step of PSL
Computer Control functions
Phosphor or Active layer
47. A semi-rigid material that gives the imaging sheet some strength and a base on which to coat the other layers.
Conductive layer
Photostimulable Luminescence (PSL
Protective layer
Support layer
48. Processes for amplitude - scale and compression - Shapes the signal before the final image is formed
`The laser light is emitted at approximately
Protective layer
Phosphor or Active layer
Computer Control functions
49. Keeps the laser beam constant size - shape - speed and intensity
Window and level
Computed Radiography
Beam-shaping optics
100-200 micrometers
50. Improves visualization and spatial resolution
Support layer
The more pixels
Magnification
Conductive layer