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Radiology, Vol 118, 229-230, Copyright © 1976 by Radiological Society of North America

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A versatile cassette holder for upright radiographic studies in infants and children

JR Scott, B Loman Jr and DW Roth

The authors describe a new cassette holder which permits standard upright studies of infants and children. Its ease of attachment to and detachment from the table top facilitates versatility of studies in a busy pediatric radiography room. The design is simple, using commercial parts--a fluoroscopy table footrest and a wall-mounted cassette holder. The new federal radiation safety regulations permit the use of this device.




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