CT Imaging: Window Level and Width

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What does window level indicate in a CT image?

  • The total range of values displayed
  • The inherent contrast of the image
  • The center value of the range displayed (correct)
  • The brightness of the image (correct)

How does window width affect a CT image?

  • It adjusts the size of the displayed image
  • It determines the pixel density
  • It increases the image resolution
  • It determines the contrast of the image (correct)

What effect does a narrow window width have on a CT image?

  • Enhances inherent contrast (correct)
  • Reduces the amount of detail visible
  • Decreases brightness
  • Increases the total range of values

Which statement is true regarding the relationship between window level and window width?

<p>Window level controls brightness while window width determines contrast (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does increasing the window width do to a CT image?

<p>Increases the total range of displayed values (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Window Level

The CT number selected for the center of the displayed range of values in a CT image.

Window Width

The total range of CT numbers displayed in a CT image.

Narrow Window Width

A small range of CT numbers displayed, resulting in high contrast.

How does Window Width affect contrast?

A narrower window width increases contrast, making it easier to distinguish between different tissues.

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How does Window Level affect brightness?

Adjusting the Window Level changes the overall brightness of the image.

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Study Notes

Window Level and Window Width in CT Imaging

  • Window level is the CT number selected for the center of the displayed image's numerical range.
  • Window width is the total range of values selected.
  • Window width directly affects contrast.
  • A narrower window width improves inherent image contrast.
  • Window level controls display brightness.

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