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<p>latitude; that is, the radiographer will be able to utilize a broader range of technical factors to produce a diagnostic-quality image.</p>

<p>Contrast is determined by the kilovoltage (kV; energy/quality/penetrability) of the x-ray beam and the tissue composition of the body part being radiographed. Selection of look-up tables (LUT) in digital imaging also affects contrast.</p>

<p>Generally speaking, high contrast is necessary for body parts in which bony anatomy is of clinical interest (extremities, bony thorax, etc.). When soft tissue is</p><p>
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