放射科常用x线投照技术常规(上)（Routine X-ray radiography technique in radiology department (Part one)）.docVIP

放射科常用x线投照技术常规(上)（Routine X-ray radiography technique in radiology department (Part one)） Radiology commonly used X-ray projection technology routine (2009-10-29) 13:35:28 label: radiology X-ray imaging technology commonly used: routine health classification: Medical reprint Skeleton part Right hand position Position: the patient is sitting beside the camera and bent at the elbow. The palm close cassette, third metacarpal head is placed in the center of the cassette. The fingers are slightly apart. Center line: at the third metacarpal head, and vertical cassette. Display position: display all the fingers, palms, carpal bones, anterior and posterior images of the lower end of the ulna and radius, but the thumb shows oblique image. Anterior oblique position of hand Position: the patient is sitting beside the camera and bent at the elbow. The little finger and the fifth metacarpal bone near the outer edge of the cassette, hand side position. Then in turn, the palm and the magazine about a 45 degree angle. The fingers are evenly separated and slightly bent. Center line: at the fifth metacarpal head, and vertical cassette. Display position: this position shows oblique images of the bones of the hand. The second, third and four metacarpal bones are separated from each other, and the fourth, fifth metacarpal bones may overlap slightly. Anterior and posterior oblique of hand Position: the patient is sitting on the camera table, Mae Nobunao. The little finger and the fifth metacarpal bone near the inner edge of hand into the cassette, lateral. Then the hand to hand outward, and the magazine about a 45 degree angle. Separate the fingers evenly. Center line: at the fifth metacarpal head, and vertical cassette. Display position: this position shows oblique images of the bones of the hand. The third, fourth, fifth metacarpal bones are separated from each other, and the second and third metacarpal bones may overlap slightly. anteroposterior projection of thumb Position: (1) the pa