Editorial, Forum and Book Reviews

1 August 1980 Editorial, Forum and Book Reviews

T. Healey

Abstract

Stephen Rudin's article [Optical Engineering 19(1), 132 (1980)] on a Rotating Aperture Wheel Device for Improving Radiographic Contrast presents an interesting development that may eventually have wide acceptance and wide application in diagnostic radiography. Unfortunately, there is a most misleading error of nomenclature perpetuated in the summary, in the text, and in Figure 2.

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T. Healey "Editorial, Forum and Book Reviews," Optical Engineering 19(4), 194630 (1 August 1980). https://doi.org/10.1117/12.7972572

Published: 1 August 1980

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Diagnostics

Nomenclature

Optical engineering

Radiography

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