The primary function of an X-ray grid

The primary function of an X-ray grid is to improve the quality of radiographic images by reducing scattered radiation that can reduce image contrast. As X-rays pass through the body, some photons are scattered in all directions, causing image contrast and clarity to decrease. An X-ray grid consists of thin, parallel strips of lead interwoven with a radiolucent material (usually aluminum or plastic). The strips are aligned to allow primary X-rays to pass through while absorbing scattered photons. By absorbing scattered radiation, X-ray grids enhance image contrast and clarity, resulting in clearer diagnostic images. This improvement in image quality is especially important in areas of the body with high tissue density or when higher X-ray energies are used. Overall, X-ray grids play a crucial role in producing high-quality radiographic images, which are crucial for accurate diagnosis in medical imaging.

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