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Radiographic artifacts
This document discusses various types of artifacts that can appear on radiographic images, grouping them into categories of processing artifacts, exposure artifacts, and artifacts related to handling and storage. Processing artifacts include hypo retention, pi-lines, guide shoe marks, and static caused by the film development process. Exposure artifacts involve issues like motion, improper positioning, or double exposure. Handling and storage artifacts involve light or radiation fog, scratches, and hypo retention caused after the image is processed.
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Radiographic artifacts
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- 2. TYPES OF ARTIFACTSPROCESSING EXPOSURE HANDLING AND STORAGE
- 3. PROCESSING ARTIFACTS HYPORETENTIONPI-LINES GUIDE SHOE MARK STATIC ENTRANCE ROLLER MARK CRINKLE MARK FINGER MARKS EMULSION PICK-OFF WATER STAIN
- 4. EXPOSURE ARTIFACTS MOTIONIMPROPER POSITIONING POOR FILM SCREEN CONTACT DOUBLE EXPOSURE FOREIGN OBJECTS BACK-SCATTER CASSETTE UPSIDE-DOWN BROKEN CASSETTE IMPROPER USE OF GRID
- 5. HANDLING & STORAGEARTIFACTS LIGHT FOG RADIATION FOG STATIC SCRATCHES HYPORETENTION
- 6. FILMS STUCK TOEACH OTHER DURING PROCESSING
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- 24. H.T. (high Voltage)CABLES
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- 28. BACKSCATTER OR CASSETTEUPSIDE-DOWN
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