Como funciona os aparelhos de raiosX com sistema DR

Summary

This video demonstrates the features and functionality of the telecomandado toque Dr Luminus BR radiology device. The speaker explains how to adjust the device's table and tube for various imaging procedures, including positioning, setting up patient data, and selecting specific exams. The device allows precise control over imaging parameters, making it ideal for diverse radiographic needs. The process includes registering patient information, selecting the right exam type, and using advanced tools like a joystick and pedals for enhanced control. The video concludes by showcasing how the device can optimize image processing and printing for efficient radiology work.

Takeaways

• 😀 The Tations Luminus BR is a versatile radiology machine with adjustable features for optimizing patient care and imaging results.
• 😀 The machine allows for precise height and positioning adjustments to accommodate patients of different statures, including lowering the table close to the ground for shorter patients.
• 😀 Users can control the machine via both manual buttons and a joystick, making adjustments easy during exams.
• 😀 The machine’s X-ray tube height can be adjusted for specific exams, such as shoulder X-rays, by moving the tube upwards or down.
• 😀 The system includes a built-in patient data entry interface for recording necessary information like date of birth and gender, streamlining the workflow.
• 😀 It offers automatic radiation dose adjustments (kV) based on the selected exam type, ensuring optimal imaging settings for each patient.
• 😀 The interface allows for real-time manipulation of image parameters, such as contrast, brightness, and lateral inversion, to enhance image quality.
• 😀 The device uses advanced features such as grid-based collimators and automatic radiation dose adjustments for precise imaging.
• 😀 After completing an exam, images can be sent digitally to the system or printed on film, with customizable film sizes available (18x24 cm or 35x43 cm).
• 😀 The system supports multi-image exams, automatically stitching or reconstructing images as necessary for procedures like panoramic or spinal imaging.
• 😀 Foot pedals and a built-in light feature enhance the user experience by allowing for hands-free operation and smoother exam procedures.

Q & A

What is the model of the device shown in the video?

The device is a remote-controlled apparatus called the 'Tations Luminus BR'.

What adjustments can be made to the device?

The device allows adjustments such as changing its height, tilting, and moving the table and tube. These adjustments are made through manual buttons and a joystick.

How can the height of the device be adjusted?

The device's height can be adjusted manually, with the ability to lower it to as close to the ground as possible, which helps in accommodating patients of shorter stature.

What features are available for positioning the X-ray tube?

The device includes a joystick and manual buttons to adjust the X-ray tube's position. This allows for more precise control, especially when performing specific exams like shoulder X-rays.

How does the device calculate the appropriate X-ray settings?

The device features an ionization chamber that automatically calculates the correct technique, such as the Kv (kilovolt) setting, based on the selected exam type and patient measurements.

What types of exams can the device be set for?

The device can be set for various exams, including pelvis X-rays, lower limb panoramic exams, and full spine panoramic exams, with customizable parameters for each.

How does the device handle collimation and radiation exposure?

The device allows users to define the collimation area for the X-ray exposure, ensuring that radiation is focused on the desired region. It also has foot pedals for controlling the exposure.

What happens after taking multiple X-ray exposures?

After taking multiple exposures, the device combines the images into one composite image, ensuring accurate representation of the full region covered by the X-rays, such as in a spine or pelvis exam.

How can the image orientation and settings be modified?

The image orientation can be modified by inverting the image horizontally or vertically, and the lateralization (e.g., left or right) can be adjusted. Users can also adjust brightness and contrast.

What is the process for sending the captured images to a system?

Once the images are captured and adjusted, they can be sent to a system by pressing the 'Send' button in the documentation section. The user can also select the image format and size before sending.