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MULTIFILM TOMOGRAPHYmultifilm tomography menggunakan serangkaian film palced secara berkala oleh spacer atau mengintensifkan layar dalam buku kaset dan menggunakan OID tempat titik tumpu schanges untuk mencapai efek tomografi terhitung. Meskipun eksposur yang secara signifikan lebih besar diperlukan untuk menyediakan cukup foton film terakhir, singleexposure adalah biasanya kurang yang total eksposur yang diperlukan untuk menghasilkan informasi yang sama dalam serangkaian gambar yang terpisah. Keuntungan utama adalah bahwa seluruh rangkaian untuk paru-paru tomography dicapai pada tahap pernapasan yang sama.PANORAMA TOMOGRAPHYperalatan khusus telah dikembangkan untuk mengizinkan celah scan radiografi permukaan yang melengkung pada wajah dan kepala, terutama mandibula. Tems pantomography, orthopantomography dan panorama tomography telah digunakan untuk menggambarkan jenis x-ray unit. Celah scan radiografi menggunakan hanya photon tegak lurus balok utama dengan menggunakan masker memimpin untuk collimate sinar ke celah sempit. Tabung sinar-x dan film memutar melewati celah selama paparan tata letak struktur bunga, seperti bergulir cat dari sebuah roller ke dinding.RINGKASANtomography is a radiographic technique employing motion to show structures lying in a plane of tissue while blurring or eliminating the detail in images of structures in other planes. It primarily demonstrates coronal sections, although sagittal sections of most body parts and transverse sections of the head may be accomplished through postioning. The principle of tomography is based on synchronous movement of two of the three elements in a tomographic system : the x-ray tube, the object and the image receptor. Most tomographic units synchronize the movements of the x-ray tube the image receptor in opposite directions around a stationary fulcrum during the exposure. Those images that lie in the palne of the fulcrum will be projected onto exactly the same location on the image receptor because the image receptor is moving at exactly the proper rate to maintain their location. Objects lecated above and below the fulcrum will be projected onto varing locations on the image receptors as it moves, thus blurring their images. The tomographic amplitude, arc or angle is the total distance the tube travels. The exposure amplitude, arc or angle is the total distance the tube travels during the exposure. The exposure amplitude is always equal to or less than the tomographic amplitude. Blur is the streaking or smearing that results in the loss of nearly all recorded detail of objects outside the focal plane and and is affected by the tomographic amplitude, distance from the fulcrum, distance from the image receptor and orientation of tube motion. Blur edges and blur margins are called phantoms. The focal palne is often referred to as the section, although the terms section level, layer height, object palne and depth of focus have also been used. It is the region within which the image exhibits satisfactory recorded detail and is controlled by the level of the fulcrum, section thickness is the width of the focal plane and is controlled by the exposure angle. The distance between fulcrum levels is the section interval. During tomographic procedures, the section interval should not exceed the section thickness. Tomography was first achieved with a inear motion. Complex or pluridirectional tube motions have been developed, which include circular, elliptical, figure eight, trispiral and hypocycloidal. Choosing proper exposure factors for tomography requires consideration of the sexposure time, milliamperage and kilovoltage. Specialized tomograpic techniques include narrow angle, wide angle, multifilm and panoramic tomography.
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