Also known as high-contrast resolution, this quality determines the system's ability to distinguish between very different tissue types as they get closer together.

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Spatial resolution is the quality that determines a system's ability to distinguish between objects that are close together, especially important in distinguishing between different tissue types in medical imaging. Contrast resolution, while related to the ability to differentiate between shades of gray, does not specifically refer to the system's ability to distinguish between very different tissue types as they get closer together. Noise can affect the clarity of the image but does not directly relate to the system's ability to distinguish between closely situated different tissue types.

Also Known as High-Contrast Resolution, This Quality Determines the System's