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    Radiographic Image Unsharpness Is Generally Caused by Movement of the Patient
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Radiographic Image Unsharpness Is Generally Caused by Movement of the Patient

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Radiographic image unsharpness is generally caused by movement of the patient, image receptor, or tube head during exposure.

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