Pocketbook of Radiographic Positioning - Tapa blanda

“Durable pocketbook comes with a CD ROM to amplify the data –
This book is small enough to carry in a pocket and has a durable cover to withstand the punishment of continual use. The book is logically arranged by anatomical area, with a view to providing fast access to the important information needed before undertaking a radiographic procedure...A nice touch is the inclusion of blank tables allowing the user to note down exposure factors to be used in their own clinical setting...I would definitely recommend this book to student radiographers and, with the bundled CD, I found it to be good value at £22.99.

John Talbot, Senior Lecturer in Medical Imaging, Anglia Ruskin University.
RAD Magazine, November, 2007 pg45

This pocketbook is a practical guide to the wide variety of radiographic projections that are commonly encountered in a clinical environment. It provides clear and concise advice on how to approach radiographic positioning and technique, both efficiently and effectively. Particular emphasis is placed on the importance of achieving the best possible image with the minimum exposure. The routine examinations are dealt with by region in a systematic way and have the same easy-to-use format throughout. For each projection, there is a patient position photograph and an accompanying radiograph to ensure that the required result of the examination has been achieved. The accompanying CDrom enlarges and adapts the images to demonstrate the anatomy and areas of interest.