Digital chest radiography is still the most common radiological examination. With the
upcoming three-dimensional (3D) acquisition techniques the value of radiography seems to …

There have been many remarkable advances in conventional thoracic imaging over the past
decade. Perhaps the most remarkable is the rapid conversion from film-based to digital …

Digital radiography and display systems have revolutionized radiologic practice in recent
years and have enabled clinical application of advanced image processing techniques …

Chest radiographs are the most common exam in radiology. They are essential for the
management of various diseases associated with high mortality and morbidity and display a …

I11111II IIIIIIII IIiii Page 1 Carl E. Ravin, MD #{149} Harrell G. Chotas, MS Chest Radiography’
State of the Art C HEST radiography plays an essen- tial role in the diagnosis of thoracic …

Advances in film-screen radiography (eg, InSight) and beam equalization radiography (eg,
AMBER) have improved the quality of standard chest radiographs. Despite the improved …

The chest exam is performed more frequently than any other exam in the imaging
department. It is important for radiographers to understand the standards for imaging the …

Approximately 68 million chest radiographs are performed in the United States each year,
and as the initial imaging modality for many common clinical presentations, the chest …

Digital radiography is an appropriate method for both bedside and in-department chest
radiographs. Its major advantage in bedside chest radiography is its control of the displayed …

Abstract The US National Library of Medicine has made two datasets of postero-anterior
(PA) chest radiographs available to foster research in computer-aided diagnosis of …