PaX-i3D Green (PHT-60CFO) User Manual
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6 Acquiring PANO Images
6.3
Positioning the Patient
Before Positioning the Patient
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Ask the patient to remove all jewelry and metallic objects, such as earrings,
hair pins, spectacles, dentures, and orthodontic appliances. These items
may cause shadow images which could obscure diagnosis.
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It is strongly recommended that the patient wear a lead apron for protection
against any possible scatter radiation.
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Adjust the column height to the patient’s height using the up/down button or switch.
Column Up Button
Column Down Button
Column up/down
switch (optional)
- In general, imaging is performed with the patient in
an upright position. However, a stool may be used for
imaging patients with special circumstances. If a stool is
used, ensure that the beams and movement of unit are
not obstructed by the stool.
- Correct positioning is an important factor in capturing
the best possible image. Proper positioning will reduce
the appearance of the cervical spine in the image.
If you don't adjust the laser beams for patient alignment
(vertical, horizontal, and canine beams), part of the image
may be zoomed in or out or a ghost may appear in the image.
RNIN
Be careful not to project the laser beams directly into the
patient’s eyes as this could severely damage the patient’s
vision.
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