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The topic of optics and its effect in ultimate rendered image quality has largely
been underemphasized for medical imaging systems. In actuality, adequate attention
to optical issues is essential in ensuring that image quality is optimal. Generally,
optical issues can be divided into two broad categories: optical interface optimization
and lighting optimization. Although these issues deal with disparate aspects of optical
physics, they are covered within a single article because they both apply to the common
goal of generating superior medical images.
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© 1997 Elsevier Inc. Published by Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
