Image artifacts in X-ray imaging are distortions or errors that appear on the image and do not represent actual anatomical structures. These artifacts can be caused by a variety of factors related to the patient, the equipment, and the environment. Patient-related artifacts can include movement artifacts, which occur when the patient moves during the X-ray exposure, resulting in blurring or streaking on the image. Metallic objects, such as jewelry or implants, can al....
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