How real-time radiography differs from conventional radiography?

Real-time radiography differs from conventional radiography primarily in its imaging process and speed. While conventional radiography captures images on film or digital sensors after exposure, real-time radiography utilizes a continuous imaging system, allowing for immediate visualization of the radiographic image as it is being obtained. This enables quicker decision-making and analysis during procedures, enhancing the overall efficiency of diagnostics. Additionally, real-time systems often provide dynamic imaging capabilities, allowing for the assessment of moving structures.