Titlebook: Radiation Exposure and Image Quality in X-Ray Diagnostic Radiology; Physical Principles Horst Aichinger,Joachim Dierker,Manfred S?bel Book

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Horst Aichinger,Joachim Dierker,Sigrid Joite-Barfu?,Manfred S?beld the electromagnetic field, as we have seen in the context of the Jaynes-Cummings model. Indeed, the Schr?dinger equation always leads to reversible dynamics. It is when the electromagnetic field is treated as a Markovian reservoir with no memory that irreversibility is achieved in the derivations

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Scattered Radiationoreover the introduction of digital radiography necessitates the reassessment of the grid design (Chan et al. 1990), because in digital imaging it is possibly not always necessary to increase the incident exposure, when a grid is employed and, furthermore, image-processing techniques can be used to

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Book 20041st editionMember States shall promote the establishment and the use of X-ray techniques and the level of skill of the operator of diagnostic reference levels for radiodiagnostic examinations the equipment. Consequently radiation protection of the patient is a major aim in modern health policy. The two Diagnos

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Book 20041st editionres . . . shall be kept as low as rea- ty. In Europe approximately 250 million X-ray examina- sonably achievable consistent with obtaining the required diag- tions are performed annually, and in the United States of nostic information, taking into account economic and social fac- America a similar l

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Production and Measurement of X-raysic electrons in the target, causing ionization and excitation of atoms. In addition they can be sharply deflected by the electric field of the atomic nuclei, thereby losing energy by emitting X-ray photons.