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4 November 1981 Chest Radiography: The Effect Of Varying Spatial Resolution On The Detection And Discrimination Of Diffuse Small Pulmonary Nodules
W.Dennis Foley, Charles R. Wilson, Gary S. Keyes, Frank A. DiBianca
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Abstract
Clinical evaluation of CT localization devices for chest imaging have demonstrated the advantages of wide dynamic range and edge enhancement produced by image processing. Major disadvantages in relation to film screen radiography are inferior spatial and temporal resolution. An observer detection study utilizing digitized film screen radiographs of patients with diffuse small pulmonary nodules were performed. Relatively low levels of spatial resolution are required for the detection/discrimination of these abnormal pattern types. More complex observer detection studies are required to determine the spatial resolution requirements for electronic digital radiography of the chest.
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W.Dennis Foley, Charles R. Wilson, Gary S. Keyes, and Frank A. DiBianca "Chest Radiography: The Effect Of Varying Spatial Resolution On The Detection And Discrimination Of Diffuse Small Pulmonary Nodules", Proc. SPIE 0314, Digital Radiography, (4 November 1981); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.933042
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KEYWORDS
Spatial resolution

Radiography

Digital imaging

Lung

Chest

Statistical analysis

Image resolution

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