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Computed Radiography (CR) is a digital imaging technique that uses photostimulable phosphor plates to convert X-ray exposure into digital images, enhancing diagnosis. It includes components like imaging plates, cassettes, analog-to-digital converters, computer workstations, and display monitors, which facilitate image processing and viewing. Additionally, PACS systems store and share images, while plate erasers prepare imaging plates for reuse.

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Computed Radiography-1

Computed Radiography (CR) is a digital imaging technique that uses photostimulable phosphor plates to convert X-ray exposure into digital images, enhancing diagnosis. It includes components like imaging plates, cassettes, analog-to-digital converters, computer workstations, and display monitors, which facilitate image processing and viewing. Additionally, PACS systems store and share images, while plate erasers prepare imaging plates for reuse.

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COMPUTED

RADIOGRAP
HY

kiran Shehzadi
Aina Ali
Iqra Aslam
Laila Riaz
INTRODUCTION:
Computed Radiography (CR) is a
digital imaging technique that
replaces traditional film-based X-
ray systems.

Uses photostimulable phosphor


(PSP) plates to store and process
images.

Converts X-ray exposure into


digital images for enhanced
diagnosis.

Bridges the gap between


conventional film radiography and
Digital Radiography (DR).
IMAGING PLATE (IP)
& CASSETTE:
Made of
Stores X-ray
photostimulable
1. Imaging energy as a latent
phosphor (PSP)
Plate (IP): image until
(e.g., barium
processed.
fluorohalide).

Can be reused Protective


multiple times 2. Cassette: housing for the
after erasure. imaging plate.

Available in
various sizes for
different imaging
needs.
• 4. Analog-to-Digital
Converter (ADC):
• Converts light signals into
digital data.
• Ensures high-resolution
images with accurate
grayscale.
• Image Suggestion: Diagram
showing the CR reader
process (scanning, light
detection, and digitization).
COMPUTER WORKSTATION
& DISPLAY MONITOR:

Allows for contrast


Processes and
5. Computer adjustment,
enhances digital
Workstation: zooming, and
images.
sharpening.

Ensures
compatibility with High-resolution
DICOM (Digital 6. Display monitors (e.g., 5
Imaging and Monitor: MP grayscale) for
Communications in medical imaging.
Medicine).

Used by
radiologists for
diagnosis and
reporting.
PACS &
PLATE ERASER:
• 7. PACS (Picture Archiving
and Communication System):
• Stores and retrieves digital
radiographic images.
• Facilitates image sharing across
hospitals and clinics.
• Eliminates physical film storage
needs.
. Plate Eraser:
• Prepares the imaging plate for
reuse.
• Uses intense white light to
remove any remaining image.
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