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DIGITAL FLUOROSCOPY

TUBE ABOVE THE TABLE

TUBE UNDER THE TABLE

C-ARM FLUOROSCOPY

MINI C-ARM

CONVENTIONAL FLUOROSCOPY

FLUOROSCOPIC DATA AQUSITION-IMAGE INTENSIFIED SYSTEM X-RAY TUBE PATIENT IMAGE INTENSIFIER OUTPUT PHOSPHOR CAMERA MONITOR

BEAM SPLITTER

FLUOROSCOPIC DATA AQUSITION-DIGITAL SYSTEM                                 ADC DAC

FLUOROSCOPIC SYSTEM IMAGE INTENSIFIER

CAMERA VIDEO SIGNAL - ANALOG

I.I.

INPUT OF I.I.

OUTPUT OFI.I.

ADVANTAGE OF DF OVER CONVENTIONAL I.I. FLUOROSCOPY SPEED OF IMAGE ACQUISITION POSTPROCESSING

FLUOROSCOPY MATRIX

IMAGE INTENSIFIER SIZE / MATRIX PIXEL SIZE IMAGE INTENSIFIER SIZE / MATRIX

DURING DF TUBE OPERATES IN RADIOGRAPHIC MODE ( HIGH mA value) TUBE HEAT OVERLOAD!!! NO, BEACAUSE OF PULSED BEAM!!! PULSED PROGRESSIVE FLUOROSCOPY

IMAGE ACQUSITION TIME ( CAPTURE) IN FLUORO 1/SEC TO 10/SEC

TUBE INTERROGATION TIME THE TIME REQUIRED FOR THE X-RAY TUBE TO BE SWITCHED ON

EXTINCTION TIME THE TIME REQUIRED FOR THE X-RAY TUBE TO BE SWITCHED OFF

GENERATORS IN DIGITAL FLUOROSCOPY THREE PHASE HIGH FREQUENCY EXTINCTION TIME < 1 ms

IN 1980 CCD REPLACED THE CAMERA IN VIDEO SYSTEM

I.I. AND CCD LIGHT SIGNAL

CCD SYSTEM ADVANTAGE OVER CAMERA SYSTEM HIGH DQE LOW LEVEL OF ELECTRONIC NOISE HIGH SPATIAL RESOLUTION NO LAG OR BLOOMING NO MAINTENANCE UNLIMITED LIFE UNAFFECTED BY MAGNETIC FIELD LINEAR RESPONSE LOWER DOSE

RESPONSE OF CCD- LINEAR

FUTURE – CCD REPLACED BY SILICON PIXEL DETECTORS

VIDEO SYSTEM IN DF 525 LINE SYSTEM

IMAGE FORMATION TEMPORAL SUBTRACTION ENERGY SUBTRACTION

TEMPORAL SUBTRACTION IMAGE OBTAINED AT ONE TIME IS SUBTRACTED FROM THE IMAGE OBTAINED AT THE LATER TIME

ENERGY SUBTRACTION USES TWO DIFFERENT X-RAY BEAMS ALTERNATELY TO PROVIDE A SUBTRACTION IMAGE RESULTING FROM DIFFERENCES IN PHOTOELECTRIC INTERACTION

TEMPORAL S. ENERGY S. HYBRID SUBTRACTION

TEMPORAL SUBTRACTION

SUBTRACTION

DOSE

DIGITAL FLUOROSCOPY DOSE ½ OF THE CONVENTIONAL I.I. FLUOROSCOPY