Can X-ray grids be used with digital radiography systems？

Yes, X-ray grids can be used with digital radiography systems. X-ray grids are used to improve image quality by reducing scatter radiation and improving contrast. They consist of a series of thin lead strips or lines separated by radiolucent material. When X-rays pass through the patient’s body, some of them scatter and can create a haze or blur on the image. X-ray grids help to reduce this scatter radiation and improve the clarity of the image.
Digital radiography systems, on the other hand, use digital detectors instead of film to capture X-ray images. These detectors are more sensitive to X-rays and can produce high-resolution images.
Although digital radiography systems have improved image quality, they are still susceptible to scatter radiation. Therefore, X-ray grids can still be used to enhance image quality by reducing scatter radiation and improving contrast, resulting in more accurate and detailed images. When using X-ray grids with digital radiography systems, it is important to ensure that the grid used is compatible with the system to avoid any potential artifacts or inconsistencies in the image. Whatsapp:+86 18953679166. Email: service@newheek.com

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