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A Concord chair for improved contrast ventriculography.
Radiography
|December 1, 1978
Summary
Researchers adapted an X-ray couch for controlled contrast ventriculography. This modification simplifies and ensures the success of the contrast ventriculography procedure.
Area of Science:
- Radiological imaging
- Medical device adaptation
Background:
- Contrast ventriculography is a key diagnostic imaging technique.
- Existing methods may present challenges in control and reliability.
Purpose of the Study:
- To describe the adaptation of the G.E.C. Concord X-ray couch.
- To facilitate controlled contrast ventriculography.
Main Methods:
- Modification of the G.E.C. Concord X-ray couch.
- Incorporation of a chair fixture and head-fixing device.
- Development of a suitable radiographic procedure.
Main Results:
- The adapted X-ray couch enables controlled contrast ventriculography.
- The technique is described as fairly simple.
- The technique is described as sure and reliable.
Conclusions:
- The adapted G.E.C. Concord X-ray couch is effective for contrast ventriculography.
- The modifications enhance the simplicity and certainty of the procedure.