Digital Imaging in Radiology NO HEAVY/SOPHISTICATED WORDS. ANSWER 1-7. Answer all of the questions below. Provide the complete URL (e.g. https://www.google

Digital Imaging in Radiology NO HEAVY/SOPHISTICATED WORDS. ANSWER 1-7. Answer all of the questions below. Provide the complete URL (e.g. https://www.google.com/) of any webpage where you find information used to answer the questions. Digital Imaging Assignment
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1. Describe the principle components and differences of a computed radiography unit (CR) and a
digital radiography unit (DR), address stationary and portable units.
2. Is one type preferable over the other? If so, then why? For example, does CR versus DR offer
less wait time for the patient, is more cost effective?
3. What are the advantages and disadvantages of CR and DR when compared to each other?
4. Compare the advantages and disadvantages of CR and DR with conventional analog units, for
example, how does the exposure factor compare to conventional?
5. How do exposure factors differ when comparing conventional analog to CR/DR?
6. What types of image artifacts can occur for CR/DR and how can these be corrected?
7. What are some of the latest advances for CR/DR equipment? For example, are there wireless
CR/DR units in use? What might be the future?
8. What are your personal experiences with working with CR, DR or analog – do you have a
preference towards one type of equipment over the other? If so, please explain.
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