A NEW INSTRUMENT TO SUPPORT EXAMINATION OF DISTAL RADIUS ON WRIST RADIOGRAPH

Nguyen Anh Sang1,, Tran Quoc Doanh2, Dang Hoang Anh1, Le Gia Vinh1, Doan Van Khue2, An Quang Vu2, Nguyen Dang Huy2, Nguyen Dang Khoa3
1 Vietnam Military Medical University
2 Military Hospital 175
3 Military Hospital 121

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Objectives: To construct an instrument that supports wrist position control according to a number of shooting angles in anteroposterior and lateral position during X-ray examination. Materials and methods: Term such as criteria for evaluating wrist X-ray films, current technical status, some concepts about posture have been scientifically researched. Based on those things to provide research directions and design tool samples. A male volunteer, 36 years old agree to participate in the study, X-rays were taken in an anteroposterior and lateral position for investigation. Results and Conclusion: Initial evaluation shows that this tool is easy to use and only takes a little time to get used to the adjustment operations. The benefit that the device brings is that it helps stabilize the wrist position during X-rays, helping to adjust the angles within the range of motion of a normal person, produces more accurate wrist X-ray results, without having to take multiple scans, saving effort, machine wear and tear costs, creating practical benefits for patients, medical staff, researchers and hospital.

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