Digital X-ray radiogrammetry

Digital X-ray radiogrammetry (DXR) is a sophisticated imaging technique used primarily in the evaluation of bone quality and structure through analysis of X-ray images. It involves using digital X-ray technology to capture high-resolution images of skeletal structures, allowing for detailed assessment of bone mineral density and geometry. ### Key Features of DXR: 1. **Digital Imaging**: DXR utilizes digital X-ray systems rather than traditional film-based radiography.