This document discusses flat panel digital fluoroscopy. It begins by explaining that fluoroscopy is a technique that uses a fluoroscope to obtain real-time moving images of a patient's internal structures. It then classifies fluoroscopy into C-arm and under/over table units, as well as conventional and digital units. The document goes on to explain that flat panel detectors have replaced image intensifier tubes and CCD cameras in digital fluoroscopy. Flat panel detectors consist of an array of individual detector elements and use a CsI phosphor, amorphous silicon, and thin film transistors to convert X-rays into light and then electronic signals. In closing, the mechanisms of flat panel detectors and traditional image intensifiers are compared through diagrams