In radiographic practice, the radiation intensity produced by an X-ray tube is \r\ngreater at the cathode end than at the anode end, this phenomenon is known as the \r\nanode heel effect. Consequently, the positioning of the anode and cathode is rarely \r\nconsidered during radiographic examinations; therefore, the anode is more \r\ncommonly positioned inferiorly, which may affect image quality…