What leads to image artifacts?
A) thick phosphor layers
B) backscatter
C) high resolution
D) thin phosphor layers

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Backscatter, which is the reflection of X-rays back to the detector after interacting with the patient or other structures, can cause image artifacts such as ghosting or streaking. Thick or thin phosphor layers and high resolution do not necessarily lead to image artifacts.

What Leads to Image Artifacts