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#### About post processing

Processing can be applied to images after they have been captured and stored. Applying post processing enables you to enhance certain features of an image. For example, you can enhance a hairline fracture in a bone.

Post processing is typically applied to CT/DX/DR images.

Post processing is not available for digital mammography images.

Sharpening and smoothening images

You can enhance certain features of an image, in the following ways:

| • | Sharpen the image, by increasing the contrast between adjacent pixels

| • | Smoothen the image, by decreasing contrast between adjacent pixels

See Steps for applying post processing to images.

Restriction for applying post processing to images

Post processing cannot be applied when the images are in Cine mode. For details on the series display modes, see Selecting the series display mode.

Applying post processing to a region of interest (ROI)

Post processing can be applied to a small, magnified area of an image. See Magnifying a region of interest (ROI).

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