Radiology Physics

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I. Image Quality (or Clarity)

II. Unsharpness, Resolution

A. resolving power

B. point-spread function

C. line-spread function

D. edge-response function

E. modulation transfer function Physical Characteristics of Nuclear Medicine Images

F. factors degrading spatial resolution

III. Contrast

A. subject contrast

B. displayed contrast

C. dynamic range (latitude)

D. factors degrading contrast

IV. Noise

V. Artifacts (Attenuation)

VI. Conclusions

Isotopes and Radioactivity

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