What type of radiographic contrast is produced with a high (120) kV technique?

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A high (120) kV technique produces a low contrast, long scale (also known as wide latitude) radiographic image. This is because high kV penetrates through the anatomy more easily, causing less absorption of the x-rays and resulting in a greater range of shades of gray on the image (long scale). The low contrast means that there is less difference between the shades of gray, making it more difficult to visualize fine detail but allowing for greater visualization of the overall anatomy.

What Type of Radiographic Contrast Is Produced with a High