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Asidiaja
pediatric radiography
Nov 16 2009, 2:41 AM EST | Post edited: Nov 16 2009, 2:41 AM EST
i want to know abt the issues related to immobilization and restraints for pediatric radiography..plz share ur views 1  out of 1 found this valuable. Do you?    
amelsami
amelsami
1. RE: pediatric radiography
Dec 4 2009, 2:31 AM EST | Post edited: Dec 4 2009, 2:31 AM EST
immobolazation for neonates and children is such a very hard job
even with help of immobilaization devices
it needs
a very pateince radiographer that have agood experince in children psychology Do you find this valuable?    

Asidiaja
2. RE: pediatric radiography
Dec 31 2009, 1:12 AM EST | Post edited: Dec 31 2009, 1:12 AM EST
"immobolazation for neonates and children is such a very hard job
even with help of immobilaization devices
it needs
a very pateince radiographer that have agood experince in children psychology"
thanks Do you find this valuable?    
lawrencexray
lawrencexray
3. RE: pediatric radiography
Sunday, 10:00 AM EST | Post edited: Sunday, 10:00 AM EST
One of the things I try and do first off is talk the parent into allowing me to take the child without them. Some parents are ok with this, some are not. It is touchy. I have noticed though, that kids have a tendency to "preform" when the parent is visible. In most cases, even if there is an identifiable pathology, they are better behaved than most adults. A strip of tape and a sponge and you are set. As I said, this isn't always an option, but it is something to consider. Do you find this valuable?    

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