Röntgenifilme
Röntgenifilme, also known as X-ray films, are a critical component in traditional radiography. These films are coated with a light-sensitive emulsion containing silver halide crystals. When X-rays pass through a patient's body, they are attenuated to varying degrees depending on the density of the tissues. Denser tissues, like bone, absorb more X-rays, resulting in fewer X-rays reaching the film. Conversely, less dense tissues, such as soft tissues, allow more X-rays to pass through.
When the X-rays strike the film, they cause a chemical change in the silver halide crystals. After
The contrast and detail of the X-ray image are influenced by the film's emulsion, the intensifying screens