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PublisherElsevier
PublishedJan 1, 2023
Edition4th
ISBN-13978-0323826020
ISBN-100323826026
LevelUndergraduate
Radiologic Technology

Digital Radiography and PACS

4th Edition
By Christi Carter, Beth Veale

About This Book

This book provides a comprehensive overview of digital radiography and Picture Archiving and Communication Systems (PACS). It covers the fundamental principles of digital imaging, image acquisition, processing, and display, alongside the technical and operational aspects of managing digital medical images in a clinical environment.
Book Review | Amerbach
Digital Radiography and PACS, 4th Edition, serves as a foundational resource for students and professionals within the field of radiologic technology. The book systematically addresses the transition from analog to digital imaging, providing a detailed examination of the physics and technical components that define modern medical imaging. By focusing on the core principles of digital radiography, the authors establish a clear framework for understanding how images are captured, processed, and archived. The scope of the book is broad, covering essential topics such as digital image acquisition, detector technology, image quality management, and the complex infrastructure of PACS. A notable characteristic of this edition is its integration of technical theory with practical clinical application, ensuring that the reader can connect abstract concepts to the realities of the radiology department. The organization of the material follows a logical progression, moving from basic digital concepts to more advanced topics like image informatics and quality control protocols. This structure makes the book particularly effective for academic instruction, as it allows for a scaffolded learning experience. The inclusion of clear explanations regarding the role of PACS in the healthcare environment highlights the importance of data management and connectivity in contemporary practice. The book is well-suited for undergraduate students enrolled in radiologic science programs, as well as practicing technologists who require a reliable reference for navigating the complexities of digital imaging systems. From an Amerbach perspective, this book occupies a critical space in the curriculum by bridging the gap between technical physics and clinical workflow. It provides the necessary depth for students to master the equipment they will encounter in professional settings while maintaining a level of accessibility that supports effective classroom learning. By emphasizing both the 'how' and the 'why' of digital imaging, the book ensures that readers are prepared to adapt to the ongoing technological advancements in the field of medical imaging.

Academic Use

Radiologic Science and Medical Imaging Programs

Who Is It For?

Radiography students and practicing radiologic technologists seeking to understand digital imaging systems.

Table of Contents

  1. 1. Introduction to Digital Radiography
  2. 2. Digital Image Acquisition
  3. 3. Digital Image Processing
  4. 4. Digital Image Display
  5. 5. Digital Image Quality
  6. 6. Picture Archiving and Communication Systems (PACS)
  7. 7. Quality Control and Maintenance
  8. 8. Informatics and Networking in Radiology.
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