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1 May 1989 Intra-Oral X-Ray Fluoroscopy With Image Intensifier And CCD. A new imagery for a new dentistry.
D. Le Denmat, P. Bonifay, G. Bouchier, J. P. Camus, J. C. Roville
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Abstract
At present, many dental acts involve operations carried out without visual monitoring, for example in mouth surgery or during the course of a dental root canal treatment. While this kind of operation is in progress, the dental surgeon is guided by his tactile sense alone. Only the traditional pre and post-operative radiographic examinations are possible. Waiting for a least ten minutes is the time required for these radiographs. This article describes a new material giving the dentist the means of a real time visual monitoring for the intervention being carried out. The device implemented in our laboratory is a dental fluoroscopy set with low level X-ray doses, small field, suitable resolution, and primarily usable for kinetic images acquisition. This dental fluoroscopic device consists of : - a special X-ray generator (low exposure and collimated flow), - a fiber optics bundle and its X-ray / visible converter, - an image intensifier associated to a charge coupled device (CCD), - and finally, a digital processing device for image treatment and display. A preliminary/ dosimetric study completes this work.
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D. Le Denmat, P. Bonifay, G. Bouchier, J. P. Camus, and J. C. Roville "Intra-Oral X-Ray Fluoroscopy With Image Intensifier And CCD. A new imagery for a new dentistry.", Proc. SPIE 1090, Medical Imaging III: Image Formation, (1 May 1989); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.953219
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KEYWORDS
Fluoroscopy

Fiber optics

Image acquisition

X-rays

Image intensifiers

Medical imaging

Image processing

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