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[A neglected technique for reproducing slides (author's transl)]

J P Monnier, J Chermet, J M Tubiana

    Journal De Radiologie, D'Electrologie, Et De Medecine Nucleaire
    |December 1, 1977
    PubMed
    Summary

    Duplicating X-ray films into transparencies is a valuable teaching method for physicians. Contact printing offers an affordable and accessible way to create these essential radiological teaching tools.

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    Area of Science:

    • Radiology
    • Medical Imaging
    • Educational Technology

    Context:

    • X-ray film duplication is essential for medical education and consultation.
    • Traditional slide reproduction methods lack direct readability, hindering their use as teaching tools.
    • Transparencies are highly effective for educational purposes in radiology.

    Purpose:

    • To present an accessible and cost-effective method for duplicating X-ray films into transparencies.
    • To highlight the advantages of transparencies over slides for medical teaching.
    • To introduce contact printing as a viable technique for radiology departments.

    Summary:

    • Contact printing of X-ray slides onto counterpart film provides a direct-reading transparency.
    • This method is achievable within any radiology department.
    • A single step produces 100 transparencies at a low cost of approximately $2.20.

    Impact:

    • Enhances the utility of X-ray films as teaching materials.
    • Improves the accessibility of radiological education through affordable duplication.
    • Empowers radiology departments with a practical method for creating visual aids.

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