The Basics of X-ray key concept of Radiology

Plain x-ray film The Basics of  X-ray

How X-ray works –

  • Radiographic film before an image is taken is transparent and x-rays made it Darker by reactions,
  • When a x-ray radiograph is taken,the X-rays reach the film and made it darken
  • So , more X-rays reach an area of the film, the darker that area will be on the radiograph.
  • and the lesser the xray the more brighter the area after the x-ray,
  • if an object is very dense,then less X-rays will reach the film and the less darker the area become, and the image of the object will appear white on the radiograph.
  • if an object has little density,because it allows most of the X-ray beam to reach the film, so its image will appear black on the radiograph

Types of X-ray Radiograph –

  • Only five basic X-ray radiographic densities exist,
  1. gas,
  2. fat,
  3. fluid,
  4. bone and
  5. metal densities

key concept of X-ray Radiology –

  • Key concept.
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Plain x-ray film The Basics of X-ray key concept of Radiology

  • The five radiographic densities are in order of increasing brightness:
  1. Air,
  2. Fat,
  3. Fluid,
  4. Bone,
  5. Metal

One thought on “The Basics of X-ray key concept of Radiology

  1. risha sharma says:

    really simplified understanding of basic radiology,well explained short and simple,keep it up!

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