. Radiografia, radioterapia e radioterapia è uno stand di esposizione, originariamente utilizzato dal Dr. Rieder per le radiografie da forare, con il paziente seduto o in piedi. È particolarmente adatto per le esposizioni al torace, allo stomaco e all'addome. Un'altra preziosa aggiunta isa poco protettivo rivestito di piombo Fig. 77.-sedia per esame con schermo meccanico, con piombo regolabile- J^^^SS.,1*0 ^ manipolatiou a balestra scorrevole rivestita, con morsetto per schermo fluorescente e supporto per piastra. Questo piccolo apparecchio dovrebbe essere montato su buone ruote in modo da muoversi liberamente, e può essere usato come purp di qualsiasi
1170 x 2135 px | 19,8 x 36,2 cm | 7,8 x 14,2 inches | 150dpi
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. Radiography, X-ray therapeutics and radium therapy . is an exposure stand, originally used by Dr. Rieder fortaking radiographs, with thepatient either sitting or standing.It is specially suitable for thorax, stomach, and abdomen exposures. Another valuable addition isa little protective lead-lined Fig. 77.—Examining chair fitted with mechanical screen, with an adjustable lead- J^^^SS., 1*0 ^ manipulatiou oflined sliding leaf, arranged with a clamp for fluorescent screen and plate-holder. This little apparatus shouldbe mounted on good castors so as to move freely, and it can be used formany purposes. It is constructed primarily for the protection of the operatorwhen screening, but it can also be used for the patient to stand against, andto support himself whilst being radiographed. It can be used in conjunc-tion with any X-ray couch, screening-stand, or tube-stand, and also if along therapeutic application has to be made this screen can be placedbetween the operator and the tube, so that no radiation from the latterfalls on the operator.. THE ARRANGEMENT OF APPARATUS In a work of this size it is difficult to deal adequately with so wide asubject, but for practical purposes it will be sufficient to describe : (1) A small installation. (2) An installation for a general hospital or consulting radiologist. (3) An installation for a special hospital. (4) An installation (a) for a hospital for military service, (b) for fieldservice. Each scheme will be capable of modifications according to local demands, but the basis of each should form a working nucleus upon which the individualoperator may build a complete scheme. A scheme for the arrangement ofapparatus and a system of dealing with photographic details will also beincluded. A system of filing negatives and reports should be adopted inevery department. 1. A Small Installation There is a demand for small installations to meet the needs of practi-tioners desirous of examining their cases in the course of ordinary consulta