In 1913, Gustav Bucky reported a diaphragm of his invention for use with roentgenography. Improved contrast and definition were achieved because the diaphragm prevented secondary rays from reaching the plate.1
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A grafting-diaphragm to cut off secondary rays from the object. Arch Roentgen Ray. 1913;18:6–9.
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