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al of three atoms per molecule.
In clinical radiography, the materials we consider to have a high
water content are soft tissues and fat and it follows therefore, that
the largest amounts of Compton scatter will be encountered anywhere where there are significant amounts of these materials. As
radiographers, you should think about the X-ray examinations and
patient types where secondary radiation grids are needed – these
are probably areas with larger amounts of soft tissue present.
Don’t forget, you are likely to be able to remove large amounts
of soft tissue (including fatty tissues) from the image by using
displacement bands which will really reduce the amount of
scatter produced. This is an effective and much underused dose
reduction measure.
MCQs
1.
In diagnostic radiography, photoelectric absorption occurs
most in:
a.
Air
b.
Bone
c.
Tissue
d.
Fat.
2.
Attenuation of an X-ray beam within matter is not affected by:
a.
Compton scatter
b.
Photoelectric absorption