"This edition is an excellent update to this series on radiographic positioning and techniques. The sections on digital radiography provide useful information on the acquisition of digital images and their incorporation into a modern PACs system."--
Doody's"This book is a comprehensive guide to positioning in radiology targeted at a wide range of readers including radiographers, trainee radiologists and personnel interested in diagnostic imaging. It has an excellent coverage of all modalities with helpful information on alternative techniques. It discusses the advantages and limitations of radiographic procedures, indications for particular imaging, and sensitivities of each method. It also provides relevant teaching on medical physics, in an easy to read and understandable format. This book discusses the principles of image quality and the recommended methods necessary to achieve diagnostic criteria, as well as providing a review of radiation hazards and how to protect patients and staff. As well as this, it also highlgights common radiographic errors and gives reasoning as to why and how these are avoidable. This is an excellent overview - even for the experienced."--
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