An Evaluation of Automatic Exposure Control Equipment in Photofluorography

Morgan, Russell H.; Hodges, Paul C.

doi:10.1148/45.6.588

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“…Societal, legal and organizational factors and values [58], and individual technical and non-technical skills [16] influence an action's outcome ( Fig. 1.6).…”

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“…Societal, legal and organizational factors and values [58], and individual technical and non-technical skills [16] influence an action's outcome ( Fig. 1.6).…”

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“…As a consequence, the concept of automatic exposure control (AEC) was developed with the aim to optimize the exposure of films under different settings [58]. As a consequence, the concept of automatic exposure control (AEC) was developed with the aim to optimize the exposure of films under different settings [58].…”

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“…As a consequence, the concept of automatic exposure control (AEC) was developed with the aim to optimize the exposure of films under different settings [58]. At the present time, the technology changed to digital detectors where the contrast is no more dependent on the exposure (almost linear) as shown on the characteristic curve of two different detectors (Fig.…”

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Advances in Technological Design to Optimize Exposure and Improve Image Quality

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2013

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Multimodality imaging is playing a key role in the clinical management of patients in routine diagnosis, staging, restaging and assessment of response to treatment, surgery and radiation therapy planning of malignant diseases. The complementarity between anatomical (CT and MRI) and functional/molecular (SPECT and PET) imaging modalities is now well recognized and the role of fusion imaging is widely used as a central piece of the general tree of clinical decision making. Moreover, dual-modality imaging technologies including SPECT/CT, PET/CT and nowadays PET/MR represent the leading component of a modern healthcare facility. There have been significant advances in data acquisition along with innovative approaches to image reconstruction and processing with the aim to improve image quality and diagnostic information. However, CT procedures involve relatively high doses to the patient, which triggered many initiatives to reduce the delivered dose particularly in paediatric practice.This chapter discusses the state-of-the-art developments and challenges of multimodality medical imaging technologies and dose reduction strategies. Future opportunities and the challenges limiting their adoption in clinical and research settings will also be addressed.

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“…Morgan has subsequently applied the photoelectric cell, in association with suitable relay circuits, to automatically terminate the actual exposure for miniature radiography (Morgan, 1942 (c);1943, 1945, and even for general radiography (Hodges and Morgan, 1945).…”

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An Evaluation of Automatic Exposure Control Equipment in Photofluorography

Cited by 6 publications

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Radiological Safety and Quality

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Investigations with the Morgan Photo-Electric Exposure Timer

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