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Change: the patient. It is good practice to lock it in place, or attach a tether cord. Remove the cone from the LBD when the examination is completed. ....back to the applied radiography home page here
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Mar 7 2008, 3:39 AM EST
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Change: insert image here This method potentially produces very comparable images of the AC joints but irradiates the patient's thyroid unnecessarily http://www.fadavis.com/related_resources/1_2037_693.pdf Technique 2 The second technique involves imaging the normal and the comparison AC joint separately.
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Mar 4 2008, 9:31 PM EST
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Change: fall onto the patient. It is good practice to lock it in place, or attach a tether cord, and removecord. Remove the cone from the LBD when the examination is completed.
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Feb 24 2008, 7:56 AM EST
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Change: -----under construction----- Introduction Among the many objectives that the radiographer must consider are scatter radiation reduction and patient dose reduction. The binocular cone aims to achieve both objectives in the one hit. Terminology Light Beam Diaphragm. The light beam diapragmdiaphragm (LBD) is the apparatus
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Feb 21 2008, 6:59 AM EST
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Change: skyline knee images were taken on a morbidly obese patient who was referred for radiography of both knees. TheWhilst binocularnot coneideally was utilizedpositioned, forthe images demonstrate that the skylinebinocular cone can projectionbe utilized to good effect.effect for this projection. Tips It
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Feb 20 2008, 6:04 PM EST
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Change: Even severe AC joint injuries can fail to be demonstrated on AC joint imaging. Take into consideration the mechanism of injury and the appearance of
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Feb 20 2008, 7:28 AM EST
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Change: 10 10 years. It is popular amongst the radiographers for its ease of use and and effectiveness as well as aesthetic considerations. As with all LBD mounted devices, care should be taken to ensure that it does not fall on the patient. It is good
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Feb 20 2008, 7:23 AM EST
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Change: mounted devicesdevices, care should be taken to ensure that it does not not fall on the patient. It is good practice to lock it in place or attach atetherattach a tether cord and remove itthe whencone from the LBD when the examination is completed.
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Feb 20 2008, 7:19 AM EST
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Change: This This tube-shift method does not unnecessarily irradiate the patient's thyroid, but does produce images that can lack comparability. This is probably attributable to the fact that the patients AC joints are never imaged in exactly the same projection/position. Technique 3 This technique uses a
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Feb 20 2008, 7:17 AM EST
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Feb 20 2008, 7:16 AM EST
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Change: The binocular cone cone has been in use in my department for approximately 10 years. It is popular amongst the radiographers for its ease of
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Feb 20 2008, 7:05 AM EST
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Change: It is good practice to fully utilize the LBD cone. Once the binocular cone is mounted, using the LBD cones, cone in until you are
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Feb 20 2008, 6:49 AM EST
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Feb 20 2008, 6:40 AM EST
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Change: one below The binocular cone can be used on paediaatric patients. Simply reduce the FFD and the radiation field become smaller and closer together. This paediatric patient had AC joint iamging using the same binolular can as was used on the adult patient whose image is shown abo=ve.
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Feb 20 2008, 6:32 AM EST
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Change: by the polycarbonate. Mount the cone as shown below in the LBD. If the patient's shoulders are too wide to fit both ACV joints on a s5 x 43cm cassette, you can use two 18x24 cassettes as shown below.
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