CR-DR 2 Flashcards

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understanding of conventional film/screen

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1.Uses film and intensifying screens in the image formation process.
2.Film is placed on one or two IS that emit light when struck by x-rays.
3.Film is processed with chemicals to convert latent image to manifest image.
4.Film is taken to a radiologist and placed on a light box for interpretation.

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In medicine, one of the first use of digital imaging was the introduction of the__

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CT SCAN

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3
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who introduced CT Scan

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Godfrey Hounsfield 1970

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4
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second major milestone in medical imaging

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CT Scan

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5
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earliest unit took several hours to acquire a single slice of information
 few days to reconstruct raw data into recognizable image

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CT Scan

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6
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introduced commercially for health care use in the early 1980s

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  1. MRI
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7
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made it possible to capture the image digitally

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Fluoroscopy

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8
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_____ and _____tubes allowed for the display of the dynamic image on TV

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Plumbicon and VIdicon

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9
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easy converts to the digital world because the images created were simply frame-grabbed

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Ultrasound & Nuclear Medicine

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introduced the concept of moving images digitally during his experimentation with teleradiology in the 1950s

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Albert Jutras (Canada)

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11
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PSP (previously known as

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computed radiography)

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PSP imaging was first introduced commercially in the US in___ by _____

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1983 by fuji medical systems of japan

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Parts(?) of PSP

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phosphor storage plate, reader, laser printer

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14
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PSP imaging will see a reduction in Medicare reimbursements starting in 2018 by

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7%

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15
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PSP imaging will see a reduction in Medicare reimbursements starting in 2022

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10%

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16
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process of flat panel detector use to form image

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use an x-ray absorber material coupled to a thin-film transistor (TFT), complementary metal oxide semiconductor (CMOS), or charge-coupled device (CCD)

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17
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developed the precursor to the current full-field CCD units.

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1.Dr. M. Paul Capp
2.Dr. Sol Nudelman
3.Hans Roehrig
4.Dan Fisher
5.Meryll Frost

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LATENT IMAGE FORMATION OF PSP

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X-rays strike phosphor plate; x-ray energy deposited in the phosphor; energy released from phosphor after light stimulation by reader

19
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latent image formation in FPD

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X-rays strike detector;
Indirect: phosphor emits light; photodetector detects light & converted to electric signals
Direct: Photoconductor detects x-rays & converted to electric signals

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No cassette but may use a wired or wireless detector; process at console

21
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Use cassette with phosphor plate, process in reader

22
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By chemicals; image appearance based on technical factors & film/screen combination

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Processing in conventional rediography

23
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process in PSP

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By light; takes place in a quality control workstation based on preset image algorithms

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process in FPD

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By detection; takes place at the acquisition console based on preset image algorithms

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Linear; wide exposure latitude
PSP FDP
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Non-linear; narrow exposure latitude
EXPOSURE RESPONE IN CONVE RAD
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Important for patient dose reduction & image processing
PSP FPD
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Seen w/ low mAs & fast screens
Noise( CONVE RAD)
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Seen with adequate mAs
NOISE (PSP FDP)
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networked group of computers, servers, and archives that can be used to manage digital images.
PICTURE ARCHIVING AND COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS
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WHAT FORMAT DOES PACS ACCEPT
DICOM
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PACS SERVES AS
file room, reading room, duplicator, and courier.
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first full-scale PACS was installed in
1933 VA MEDICAL CENTER
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PACS Uses
seen in radiology and sometimes in cardiology department receive images from any department in the hospital that sends in a DICOM format Archive space (and expense) can now be shared among different hospital departments Many PACS reading stations also have image processing capabilities
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Parts of PACS
rpwtaao a.Reading stations b.Physician review stations c.Web access d.Technologist quality control stations e.Administrative stations f.Archive systems g.Other interfaces to various hospital & radiology systems
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Technical Choices a. Film/Screen system
Images are recorded in a logarithmic fashion.
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Technical Choices b. Digital system
Images are recorded in linear fashion.
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Many of the first PSP systems had a relative speed of
200
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able to resolve more detail
Slower screens
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require less exposure technique, thereby reducing patient dose
Faster screens