. Röntgen raggi ed elettroterapeutici : con capitoli su radioterapia e fototerapia . Fig. 139C.-articolazione della caviglia (vista antero-posteriore).-UNA foglia del tavolo viene sollevata e viene piazzata una tavola per coprire l'apertura, e per entrambe le caviglie una piastra da 10" x 12". (25 x 30 cm.); i diaframmi fissati sulla linea mediana; per confronto entrambi i piedi sono legati alla foglia verticale. Quando una caviglia deve essere radiografata, portare il diaframma di compressione vicino a quel giunto. Tarso, metatarso e falange (vista dorsale). Questi possono essere radiografati posizionando la platein una posizione verticale contro il pl

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. Röntgen rays and electro-therapeutics : with chapters on radium and phototherapy . Fig. 139C.—Ankle-joint (antero-posterior view).—A leaf of the table is raised and a board is placedto cover the opening, and for both ankles a plate 10 in. x 12 in. (25 x 30 cm.) is employed; the diaphragmjs fixed over the median line; for sake of comparison both feet are tied to the upright leaf. When oneankle is to be radiographed bring the compression diaphragm close to that joint. Tarsus, Metatarsus and Phalanges (dorsal view). These can be radiographed by placing platein a vertical position against the plantar surface and turning the compression diaphragm at rightangles to the plate or foot.. -ViG. l:59D.—Knee-Joint (lateral view).—Plate 8 in. x 10 in. (20 x 2-5 cm.), the leg being slightly flesed, in order to lessen any tremor or motion. THE CLINICAL APPLICATIONS. 261 in a number of positions. In the anterior-posterior position the patientoccupies a high stool with a back rest, which affords greater comfort andlessens the possibility of movement. The foot should be placed on asmall supporting bench which may serve as a holder for the sensitiveplate as well. The foot is extended by gradually moving the bench from the stool, the patient in the meantime being instructed to keep the sole of the footevenly upon its top. In skiagraphing a partial lateral view therays from the tube should fall more or less obliquely, thus preventing asuperimposition of the metatarsal shadows. Skiagraphy of the tarsal bones is more difficult. The astragalus maybe successfully skiagraphed in an antero-posterior view, by placing thetube anteriorly at the upper angle of the foot and the sensitive

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• booksubjectradiolo
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