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When using a flat panel image detector fluoroscopy system, what methods can be employed used to minimize or eliminate the Moire (aliasing) artifact?

1. use of a scatter radiation absorption grid
2. removing a scatter radiation absorption grid
3. positioning the scatter radiation absorption grid in a diagonal relationship to the FPD
4. positioning the scatter radiation absorption grid in a parallel relationship with the FPIR

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Final answer:

To minimize or eliminate Moire artifact in a flat panel image detector fluoroscopy system, a scatter radiation absorption grid can be positioned in a diagonal relationship to the FPD.

Step-by-step explanation:

To minimize or eliminate the Moire (aliasing) artifact in a flat panel image detector fluoroscopy system, a scatter radiation absorption grid can be positioned in a diagonal relationship to the FPD (Flat Panel Detector). This positioning helps to reduce the interference pattern caused by the grid and the detector, thereby minimizing the Moire artifact. Using a scatter radiation absorption grid in a parallel relationship with the FPD can actually worsen the Moire artifact.

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