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American Journal of Roentgenology, Vol 103, 456-459, Copyright © 1968 by American Roentgen Ray Society

REMOTE CONTROL PRONE PRESSURE SPOT FILMING

DAVID B. HAYT M.D.1 and DONALD SIMON B.E.E.2

1 Director, Department of Radiology
2 Assistant Physicist

A remote control fluoroscopic unit has been modified by the addition of an angiographic cradle and remotely inflated pneumatic prone pressure paddle to provide servo-assisted gastrointestinal examinations in debilitated or uncooperative patients.

The system provides greater accuracy and ease of positioning of these patients than conventional equipment, and results in a high quality examination. It further automates the examination of cooperative patients by remote control fluoroscopy.

Several approaches toward methods for more efficient utilization of remote control equipment are mentioned.


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