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Radiodensity enhancement refers to the increase in radiodensity of tissues or lesions following the administration of contrast agents during X-ray or CT imaging. It is not a molecular target but rather an imaging phenomenon used for diagnostic purposes. Contrast enhancement is valuable for differentiating types of tissue abnormalities such as tumors, infections, or inflammatory processes based on their pattern and degree of contrast uptake. The change in radiodensity is quantified in Hounsfield units (HU).
Increased X-ray attenuation by contrast agents
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