论文信息 - Optimized Image Processing for Routine Digital Radiography

Optimized Image Processing for Routine Digital Radiography

The present standard of image processing in digital projection radiography is critically reviewed and an alternative method is proposed which avoids processing artifacts and allows the full information content of the digital data to be displayed in a single hardcopy.

U. Neitzel | I. Maack

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