Chest x-rays on ambulatory patients are usually done with the subject’s chest up against the detector plate. The x-ray tube is behind the patient, and the x-ray beam passes in from the back and exits the front of the chest.
August 23, 2016
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Chest x-rays on ambulatory patients are usually done with the subject’s chest up against the detector plate. The x-ray tube is behind the patient, and the x-ray beam passes in from the back and exits the front of the chest.
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