1974
DOI: 10.1148/110.3.667
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Electron Radiography: A New Method of Radiographie Imaging

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“…Ionography Johns 1974, Johns, Fenster, Plewes, Boag andJeffrey 1974)) or electron radiography as referred to by Xonics (Proudian, Carangi, Jacobson and Muntz 1974)) offers a new method of X-ray imaging for diagnostic radiology. It is similar to xeroradiography in that they are both electrostatic imaging systems that produce a charge distribution on a dielectric layer which is related to the X-ray exposure.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Ionography Johns 1974, Johns, Fenster, Plewes, Boag andJeffrey 1974)) or electron radiography as referred to by Xonics (Proudian, Carangi, Jacobson and Muntz 1974)) offers a new method of X-ray imaging for diagnostic radiology. It is similar to xeroradiography in that they are both electrostatic imaging systems that produce a charge distribution on a dielectric layer which is related to the X-ray exposure.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The Fourier transform of ujx,y) was given in Eq. (15) and may in cylindrical coordinates be expressed as…”
Section: Pea +Aepmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…12.13 Other groupsl4. 15 have utilized high pressure gas instead of air in a similar polarizing process to form latent electrostatic images without investigating the electret properties of such images. The electret depolarization by ionizing radiation was recently proposed as a radiation dosimetry technique.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[ 137 ] medium arose in several centres about the same time and has since been studied intensively in a num ber of laboratories and in more than one industrial company Reiss 1974;Stanton et al 1974;Proudian et al 1974;Peschmann & Grosche 1977;M untz et al 1 Xonics Inc. now have commercial mammographic equipment in clinical use. (b) B y ionography: 1, X-ray beam emerging from object; 2. carbon fibre top plate; 3, imaging gas; 4, insulat ing foil; 5, charge pattern due to the accumulated ions; 6, lower electrode at 10-20 kV positive or negative.…”
Section: H Istorymentioning
confidence: 99%