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  • Title: Dry versus conventional laser imagers: film properties and image quality.
    Author: Gahleitner A, Kreuzer S, Schick S, Nowotny R, Breitenseher M, Solar P, Czerny C, Lang T, Imhof H.
    Journal: Radiology; 1999 Mar; 210(3):871-5. PubMed ID: 10207495.
    Abstract:
    The authors compared image quality and stability with a dry laser imager versus a conventional wet laser imager. Hard copies of 56 magnetic resonance imaging and computed tomographic studies were analyzed for gray-scale distribution and temperature stability. Results with the dry laser imager did not reach the quality of results with a wet laser imager, but the performance and ecologic criteria were sufficient to make use of this technique advantageous.
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