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FUNDAMENTALS OF IMAGING RAD 206 Geometric factors

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FUNDAMENTALS OF IMAGING

RAD 206

Geometric factors

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What is focal spot? andWhat is effective focal spot ?

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The smaller the beam towards the patient

The better the detail of image produced

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FOCAL-SPOT BLURDependent on the size of the effective focal spotSmaller the effective focal spot results in:

• less Blur and •better spatial resolution

Focal spot Blur is the most important factor in determining spatial resolution

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Smaller x-ray beam width will produce a sharper imageFine detail = small focal spot ( for small parts of the body )General radiography of large areas uses large focal spot

Experiment and compare between beam from a penlight with a beam from a flood light

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Focal-Spot Blur is caused by the effective size of the focal spot, which is larger towards the cathode side of the image

Anode cathode

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Effect of focal spot size on: PenumbraAnd Resolution

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Anode cathode

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Focal Spot Blur is smaller when the OID is smaller

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OBJECT SHAPEObjects with structures coincide (aligned) with the x-ray beam has maximum detail

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