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Review
. 2006 Jul;82(969):425-8.
doi: 10.1136/pgmj.2005.038448.

Digital radiography. A comparison with modern conventional imaging

G J Bansal  1
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Review

Digital radiography. A comparison with modern conventional imaging

G J Bansal. Postgrad Med J. 2006 Jul.

Abstract

The development of computed radiography over the past two decades has transformed radiological imaging. The radiology departments in the 21st century will look very different from those in the preceding period. In this review, the development of digital radiography is presented with a description of its various forms and a comparison with screen film radiography.

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