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Conventional Radiography of the Appendicular Skeleton
1989The objective of good orthodox radiography is to demonstrate the part under examination to its best advantage. Clearly, this often depends upon the reason for the examination being requested, but it is necessary in a busy department to undertake routine examinations in a standard way for reasons of time, expense, lack of clinical information and serial
D. J. Stoker, D. Horsfield
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Digital radiography versus conventional radiography during excretory urography: our experience.
Annales de radiologie, 1991The authors describe a computed radiographic system employed to generate and archive digital images in intravenous urography. For each exposure the system produces two digital images: the first (left image) simulates a conventional screen-film radiograph, the second (right image); enhances some spatial frequencies and emphasizes the margins of the ...
P M, Cervi +4 more
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[Conventional dental radiography and future prospectives].
Der Radiologe, 2000Until recently, conventional dental radiology was performed by dentists and orofacial surgeons. Due to the rapid development of radiological technique, the demand of radiological advice is increasing. The radiologists see more and more dental patients in their daily routine. The aim of this article is to give an overview on established dental radiology
S, Youssefzadeh +3 more
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Conventional Radiography of the Axial Skeleton
1989Conventional radiography has been with us for so long that we have forgotten the reasons for the examinations which are now performed routinely. “Antero-posterior and lateral” views were chosen because it was felt that they would demonstrate, or exclude, the cardinal signs of bone and joint disorder.
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