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CONTROLLED PULMONARY ROENTGENOGRAPHIC EXPOSURES IN NEWBORN INFANTS

A. EDWARD O'HARA M.D.1, JOHN D. WALLACE A.B.2, and R. E. NERLINGER 3

1 Department of Radiology, Assistant Professor of Radiology
2 Director of Research, Air-Shields, Inc.
3 Air-Shields, Inc.

We have described the Air-Shields Actuator and how it has been applied toward obtaining good inspiratory roentgenograms of the chest and lateral neck in newborns and infants. It is our feeling that this is a very reliable and timesaving device in pediatric radiologic practice. The ease of use and consistent results have readily made this a device which is quickly accepted by technicians and residents.


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