Lurain's Law (Medical Imaging)

Lurain's Law is a principle in medical imaging that states the quality of images obtained from a diagnostic test improves when the test is performed under optimal conditions. This means factors such as patient preparation, equipment calibration, and technician skill can significantly affect the clarity and accuracy of the images produced. Essentially, it emphasizes that careful planning and execution of imaging procedures lead to better diagnostic results, allowing healthcare professionals to make more accurate assessments and treatment decisions based on the images.