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Anti-scatter grids are simple and
functional tools that improve the diagnostic quality of radiographs by
trapping the greater part of scattered radiation. Scattered radiation is
probably the biggest factor contributing to the poor diagnostic quality
of radiographs. Its effect produces a general radiographic fog on the
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best-known way to effectively remove the greater part of radiation
scatter is by the use of an x-ray anti-scatter grid. Radiation which
does not travel in the same direction as the primary beam is absorbed by
the lead strips of the grid.
Since Dr. Gustav Bucky built the first grid in 1913, his original
principle of lead foil strips standing on edge separated by x-ray
transparent interspacers has remained one of the best-known techniques
to trap the scatter (See Figure-1 diagram).
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Figure-1 |
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Dr. Gustav Bucky |
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Original Anti-Scatter Grid |
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