The Fundamental Difference Between Computed Radiography and Conventional Analog Imaging

question 4

Multiple Choice

The fundamental difference between computed radiography and conventional analog imaging is the replacement of film-screens with

• A) thermoluminescent dosimeters
• B) optically stimulated luminescent dosimeters
• C) photostimulable phosphor plates
• D) rare-earth stimulated plates

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