Image size of medical image intensifier

The medical image intensifier converts the invisible X-ray image into a visible image, and the medical image intensifier can enhance the brightness of the image.
The resolution of the medical image intensifier is limited by the resolution of the input and output phosphor screens and the ability of the focusing electrode to maintain the image as it passes from the input screen to the output screen. On the screen, the average resolution is 4 line pairs/mm. The reasons for the decrease in resolution originating from outside the medical image intensifier include: scattered radiation in the X-rays received by the input screen; patient motion and limited focus size make the image unable to focus. The resolution, brightness, and contrast of the image generated by the medical image intensifier are maximized at the center of the image and gradually decrease toward the periphery. The brightness reduction along the periphery of the image usually does not exceed 25%.
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Author:Lillian