Anti-scatter grids | X-ray Physics | Radiology Physics Course #39

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One mechanism used to reduce scatter is to place an anti-scatter grid between the patient and the detector. This grid attenuates photons that are not parallel to the primary beam (ie scattered photons). The removal of scatter comes at a cost. The intensity of the primary beam needs to increase in order to get the same exposure at the detector. This is known as the Bucky factor. Here we will also discuss grid types and grid cut-off.

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