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Electronic grids for electrostatic imaging systems.

Abstract

Electronic grids have been substituted for conventional grids in an electrostatic imaging system and have been useful in chest radiography. Electronic grids also appear to be useful for clean-up of small amounts of scattered radiation in radiographs of the extremities. More clinical work is needed before a statement about the use of electronic grids for other examinations can be made.

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E P Muntz, G Jacobson, E M Kaegi, D J Klein. 1976. Electronic grids for electrostatic imaging systems.. https://doi.org/10.1148/121.1.197

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