Radiographic Imaging and Exposure

The textbook Radiographic Imaging and Exposure, 6th Edition, provides foundational instruction in imaging principles and radiographic exposure techniques. The volume outlines the technical processes required to acquire, process, and present digital images in clinical environments.

Core subject areas encompass the physical properties of the x-ray beam, factors determining radiographic quality, scatter control, and dynamic fluoroscopy. Discussion also addresses exposure technique factors across both digital systems and traditional film-screen imaging.

Designed to assist candidates preparing for the ARRT certification examination, the text incorporates clinical problem-solving guidelines for troubleshooting difficult exposures. These practical recommendations guide radiographers in managing exposure variables to help minimize the need for repeat imaging.