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fluoroscopy
(redirected from Fluoroscopic procedure)

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fluoroscopy
examination of a person or object by means of a fluoroscope

fluoroscopy [flu̇′räs·kə·pē]
(engineering)
Use of a fluoroscope for x-ray examination.


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The radiolucent top, which permits AP and lateral imaging, supplies 58" imaging coverage and panning capability, with 10" longitudinal movement, while the Procedural Stretcher's generous 48" x 34" frame opening easily accommodates a C-Arm for fluoroscopic procedures.
Features include the latest EPS-Plus[TM] Digital Imaging System - an all-digital processing system designed to shorten exam times and reduce the costs of film, handling and storage associated with conventional R&F fluoroscopic procedures.
The radiolucent top, which permits AP and lateral imaging, supplies 58" imaging coverage and panning capability with 10" longitudinal movement, while the Procedural Stretcher's generous 48' x 34" frame opening easily accommodates a C-Arm for fluoroscopic procedures.
 
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