During the emergency phase, there is a greater emphasis on the “fast and efficient” and “accurate diagnosis” needs in modern medicine. With the rapid development of digital imaging technology, more and more hospitals are beginning to choose a new generation of Radiography and Fluoroscopy Systems to replace the traditional ones.
【Case Sharing】Radiography and Fluoroscopy System for Rapid Diagnosis of Bronchial Expiratory Valve Obstruction
Male toddler, 1 year old, with cough and asthma for over a month, traditional static DR imaging during inspiration shows a normal chest film (as shown in the above image), and without an experienced diagnostician, it is easy to miss the diagnosis. Using a new generation of Radiography and Fluoroscopy System: while taking static films, combined with the fluoroscopic observation of mediastinal swing, and after taking an expiratory phase chest film, the diagnosis of right bronchial expiratory valve obstruction is made.
X-ray examination is the primary method for confirming the presence of a foreign body in the esophagus. It not only clarifies the shape and location of the esophageal foreign body but is also an important means of diagnosing whether the esophagus has been perforated. If a suspected negative foreign body is found, the Radiography and Fluoroscopy System can be used for esophageal contrast radiography, which can often confirm the diagnosis. The fluoroscopic capabilities of the Radiography and Fluoroscopy System can greatly meet the emergency department’s clinical needs for convenience and efficiency.
From the above cases, it is evident that the visualization capabilities of the Radiography and Fluoroscopy System can solve the problem of blind shooting with traditional static DR in the emergency department, achieving rapid and accurate foreign body localization, thereby greatly saving precious rescue time.
Radiography and Fluoroscopy Systems meet the examination needs of emergency radiographic imaging, eliminating the need to move patients between multiple examination rooms. With a single device, accurate diagnosis can be achieved, making it the best general radiographic equipment to assist the emergency department in “seizing” life.
