A Direct Digital Radiographic or DDR, is a 21st century advancement in medicine. Fluoroscopy images are captured, in real-time, by flat panels constructed out of amorphous silicon, amorphous or crystalline selenium or miniature CCD and stored by personal computer workstation.
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A Direct Digital Radiography known as DDR, and Computed Radiography known as CR, are the 21st century X-ray advancements in healthcare. Fluoroscopy images are captured by flat panels constructed out of Phosphor, Amorphous silicon, Amorphous or crystalline Selenium or miniature CCD and stored by personal computer workstation.