Screen X-ray

An x-ray screen is one of the main instruments in radiography, which is used to obtain x-ray images. This screen is a plate (film) coated with a special substance - phosphor. When exposed to X-rays, the phosphor begins to glow, which allows you to see the image on the screen.

The X-ray screen is used in various fields of medicine, including dentistry, x-ray diagnostics and medical imaging. It allows you to obtain clear and detailed images of internal organs and tissues, which helps doctors diagnose various diseases and carry out treatment.

One of the main advantages of an X-ray screen is its high sensitivity to X-rays. This allows you to obtain images with high resolution and accuracy. In addition, the X-ray screen has high contrast, which makes it easy to distinguish between dark and light areas of the image.

However, like any other medical device, the X-ray screen requires proper operation and maintenance. It is necessary to monitor the condition of the film and phosphor, and also regularly clean the screen from dust and dirt. It is also important to follow safety precautions when working with X-rays to avoid possible negative health effects.

Overall, the X-ray screen is an indispensable tool in medicine and other fields where clear and detailed X-ray images are required. It provides high accuracy of diagnosis and treatment, and also allows you to quickly and effectively make decisions in difficult situations.

**X-ray screens**

The X-ray fluorescent screen is designed to display the optical scattering density of radiographic preparations on the surface of a flat screen in a monochrome image or spectrum of a radiographic film. Used for radiography and x-ray inspection. We present