Aug 7, 2019 07:08
4 yrs ago
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English term
direction, view or plane
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Medical
Medical: Instruments
Radiography
Hi,
Could any radiography experts here explain the difference between direction, view and plane in regular X-ray (chest, head etc - not soft tissues with contrast)? I find all these terms and at least sometimes they seem to be used as synonyms but maybe I'm wrong?
Thanks
Could any radiography experts here explain the difference between direction, view and plane in regular X-ray (chest, head etc - not soft tissues with contrast)? I find all these terms and at least sometimes they seem to be used as synonyms but maybe I'm wrong?
Thanks
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5 | They are different | Ashraf Aly CertTrans-CIOL |
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They are different
Plane refers to the sections of the body being x-rayed, as in coronal or sagital sections in the head and neck region.
View refers to the side you are looking at so Anterior or posterior view means your looking from the front or back respectively.
Direction, I am not entirely sure but I came across it in dental x-ray in relation to the direction of the cone.
Hope this is helpful :)
View refers to the side you are looking at so Anterior or posterior view means your looking from the front or back respectively.
Direction, I am not entirely sure but I came across it in dental x-ray in relation to the direction of the cone.
Hope this is helpful :)
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