radiological guide

13:17 Oct 20, 2016 

Thanks for all the input. I will have to look into this a little more.

19:00 Oct 19, 2016 

I strongly stand with CF5. Today I do not have more time because I am working on my own file, but if you would like, I can extract for you the equivalent term in 12 languages. It is one thing to deal with surgical guide and in your case, this is a part of the X-ray machine. Just a month ago I lost a so-called pillar teeth and I am facing a major operation for so long time after my accident again and just a new X-ray was taken. Now I shall not bite and hold a film with my teeth but a receptor is placed on a mouthpiece, you just tenderly take it into your mouth and the quality of the imaging is fantastic! I lost all front teeth in the car accident when I flew across the windshield and it took almost a year to restore my jaw, replace the lost teeth and learn again to speak normally. No wonder I am so in love with dentistry, as we saying, I have in my oral cavity a half of a car :) (I mean the time and the money invested into...sadly... two of us were seriously injured - me and the cab driver - because of drunk driver who left the scene and was never caught...)

18:47 Oct 19, 2016 

It's the imaging technique we are talking about. Sorry if the second link was confusing.

15:04 Oct 19, 2016 

Could you please participate in this discussion and clarify what we are talking about? Your first link is about the digital X- ray machine and you second link is BOTH about the imaging and the surgical technique. Which one?

14:58 Oct 19, 2016 

http://www.google.com/patents/US7036985
A dental x-ray positioning device comprising:
a frame comprised of
first and second structural members rotatably coupled to one another;
a first bar connected to said first structural member, said first bar having
a bite block slidably connected to the first bar, and
an image receptor holder spaced from the bite block and connected to the first bar; and
a second bar connected to said second structural member so as to be oriented essentially 90° with respect to the first bar, said second bar having
an arm attached to said second bar and oriented essentially parallel to said first bar, said arm having an aiming ring slidably connected to the arm;

14:53 Oct 19, 2016 

Radiology Exam Flashcards | Quizlet
https://quizlet.com/49430520/radiology-exam-flash-cards/
any person who positions, exposes, and processes dental x-ray image receptors. .... a film that is placed inside the mouth during x-ray exposure. Used to ... Used to facilitate abnormalities involving root apices and the surrounding bone. ... patient "occludes" or bites on the entire receptor. occlusal technique.

14:49 Oct 19, 2016 

Panoramic Dental X-ray - RadiologyInfo.org
www.radiologyinfo.org/en/info.cfm?pg=panoramic-xray
Current, accurate information for patients about panoramic radiography ... (2-D) dental x-ray examination that captures the entire mouth in a single image, ... intraoral x-ray where the film/x-ray detector is placed inside of the mouth, the film for a ...

14:47 Oct 19, 2016 

http://vita-centre.co.uk/medical-imaging
inte på en vägledning, utan på ett stycke som placeras i patientens mun för att underlätta röntgenavbildningen.

Intraoral imaging is the most common X-ray diagnostic method in ...
www.soredex.com/en/intraoral-imaging/
Intraoral imaging in a nutshell - Intraoral imaging is the most common X-ray ... since the receptor (Imaging Plate, sensor or film) is placed in the patient's the mouth ... operatories at the same time, which facilitates shareability and networking.

23:24 Oct 18, 2016 

Please, indicate the field correctly. This is not Medical (general) but Medical (Dentistry). Thank you very much.