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High-Resolution Low-Light-Level Video Systems For Diagnostic Radiology

A high-resolution low-light-level (LLL) video system for use in diagnostic radiology is described. Experimental data are presented that clearly reveal the need for a single-stage LLL intensifier.

Hans Roehrig | M. M. Frost | S. Nudelman | R. Baker | P. Capp | S. Nudelman | H. Roehrig | M. Frost | R. Baker | P. Capp

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