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History of Digital Imaging

Design & Development
-1972 computed tomography (CT) & advances in digital sensors

-1st sensors designed w/ CCD chip layered w/ phosphor screen, latter sensors developed were direct exposure
-requires sesnsor (detector), analog to digital convert (A/D converter), computer or CPU, monitor, printer
-additionally modem or other (cable, T1, DSL) connection for Teleradiology
-photons strike detector->A/D converter converts elect charge to digital format (PSP)
-# assign to each V output ranging from 0-256 (256 shades of gray)
Basic Digital System Components
-X-Ray source
-Sensor or detector (CCD< CMOS, & storage Phosphur)
-Computer, CPU
-Modem
-Printer
Sensors:
1. CCD
2. PSP
3. CMOS-APS
1. silicon chip w/ embedded electric circuit (charged coupled device)
2. plastic plate coat w/ photostimuable phosphor layer (Photostimuable Storage Phosphor)
3. silicon chip w/ ADC for each column of pixels (Complementary Metal Oxide Semiconductor-Active Pixel Sensor)
Digital Imaging: Clinical Application
-anywhere film would be used
-endodontics
-intraoperative implant imaging
-teleradiology
-integration into electronic recorder
Pixel
-matrix element of digital array which IDs a gray level at that point:
0 = black
255 = white
Advantages of Digital
-enhancement & analysis: may increase diagnostic validity of xrays of non-optimal density
-no-processing problems (darkroom, processor & chemcals -envrionmentally friendly)
-less exposure errors
-allows for quantitative evaluation
-lower absorbed dose (20-90% compared to D-speed film)
-time saver
-quanitfy image: measure length & angles
-implant planning
Disadvantages of Digital
-high cost
-inflex cassette for CCD and CMOS sensor: may not have proper placement in intraoral location
-spatial resolution (not as good as film)
-printed copy not as good as screen (resolution lost when printed)
-not standardized
-learning curve for staff
Teleradiography
-transmission of digital image to remote sites major driving force in evoluation of digital
-remote consultation, insurance approval
Digital Image Software
-zoom
-contrast/brightness
-psuedocolor
-rotation
-annotation
-filters
-3D
-analysis (line, angle)
-manipulating implant
-video inversion