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ویرایش: [12 ed.] نویسندگان: Eugene D. Frank, Barbara J. Smith, Bruce W. Long سری: ISBN (شابک) : 0323073328, 9780323073325 ناشر: Mosby سال نشر: 2011 تعداد صفحات: 352 [373] زبان: English فرمت فایل : PDF (درصورت درخواست کاربر به PDF، EPUB یا AZW3 تبدیل می شود) حجم فایل: 10 Mb
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توجه داشته باشید کتاب راهنمای جیبی مریل برای رادیوگرافی نسخه زبان اصلی می باشد و کتاب ترجمه شده به فارسی نمی باشد. وبسایت اینترنشنال لایبرری ارائه دهنده کتاب های زبان اصلی می باشد و هیچ گونه کتاب ترجمه شده یا نوشته شده به فارسی را ارائه نمی دهد.
طراحی شده برای مرجع سریع در محیط بالینی، راهنمای جیبی مریل برای رادیوگرافی یک همراه با اندازه جیبی برای اطلس موقعیت یابی و روش های رادیوگرافی مریل، ویرایش دوازدهم است. این منبع مفید، اطلاعات ضروری را برای 170 مورد از پیش بینی های اغلب درخواستی که با آنها روبرو خواهید شد، خلاصه می کند. نویسندگان یوجین فرانک، باربارا اسمیت، و بروس لانگ فقط اطلاعاتی را که برای ارجاع سریع به آن نیاز دارید به اختصار ارائه می کنند -- آن را با خود نگه دارید و مریل را در دسترس داشته باشید!
Designed for quick reference in the clinical environment, Merrill's Pocket Guide to Radiography is a pocket-sized companion to Merrill's Atlas of Radiographic Positioning and Procedures, 12th Edition. This handy resource summarizes essential information for 170 of the most frequently requested projections you'll encounter. Authors Eugene Frank, Barbara Smith, and Bruce Long concisely present just the information you'll need for quick reference -- keep it with you and keep Merrill's close at hand!
Front Cover\nMERRILL’S POCKET GUIDE TO RADIOGRAPHY Twelfth Edition\nCopyright Page\nPreface\nTable of Contents\nHow to Use the Technical Factors Chart\nUpper Limb\n Second through Fifth Digits PA\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Second through Fifth Digits Lateral\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Second through Fifth Digits PA oblique\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n First Digit (Thumb) AP\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n First Digit (Thumb) Lateral\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n First Digit (Thumb) PA oblique\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Hand PA\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Hand PA oblique\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Hand Lateral\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Wrist PA\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Wrist Lateral\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Wrist PA oblique\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Wrist PA: ulnar deviation\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n WRIST PA axial\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Carpal Canal Tangential\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Forearm AP\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Forearm Lateral\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Elbow AP\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Elbow Lateral\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Elbow AP oblique (medial rotation)\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Elbow AP oblique (lateral rotation)\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Elbow AP partial flexion\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Humerus AP\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Humerus Lateral\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Proximal Humerus/Shoulder\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Shoulder AP\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Shoulder Joint\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Shoulder\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Shoulder (Scapular Y)\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Acromioclavicular Articulations\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Clavicle AP\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Clavicle AP axial\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Scapula AP\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Scapula Lateral\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\nLower LImb\n Toes AP or AP axial\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Toes AP oblique (medial rotation)\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Toes Lateral\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Foot AP or AP axial\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Foot AP oblique (medial rotation)\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Foot Lateral (mediolateral)\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Calcaneus Axial (plantar dorsal)\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Calcaneus Lateral\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Ankle AP\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Ankle Lateral (mediolateral)\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Ankle AP oblique (medial rotation)\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Ankle (Mortise Joint)\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Ankle AP stress studies\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Leg AP\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Leg Lateral\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Knee AP\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Knee AP weight-bearing\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Knee Lateral\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Knee AP oblique (lateral rotation)\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Knee AP oblique (medial rotation)\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Intercondylar Fossa PA axial\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Intercondylar Fossa PA axial\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Patella PA\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Patella Lateral\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Patella Tangential\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Femur AP*\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Femur Lateral\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Femoral Necks AP oblique\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Hip AP\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Hip Lateral\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Hip Axiolateral\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Pelvis and Upper Femora AP\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\nVertebral Column\n Atlas and Axis AP (open mouth)\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Dens AP\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Cervical Vertebrae AP axial\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Cervical Vertebrae Lateral\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Cervical Vertebrae Hyperflexion and hyperextension lateral\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Cervical Vertebrae AP axial oblique (RPO and LPO)\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Cervical Vertebrae PA axial oblique (RAO and LAO)\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Cervical Vertebrae Trauma lateral\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Cervical Vertebrae Trauma AP axial oblique\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Cervicothoracic Region Lateral\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Thoracic Vertebrae AP\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Thoracic Vertebrae Lateral\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Lumbar-Lumbosacral Vertebrae AP\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Lumbar-Lumbosacral Vertebrae Lateral\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n L5-S1 Lumbosacral Junction Lateral\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Zygapophyseal Joints AP oblique (RPO and LPO)\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Lumbosacral Junction and Sacroiliac Joints AP axial\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Sacroiliac Joints AP oblique (RPO and LPO)\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Sacrum AP axial\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Sacrum Lateral\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Coccyx AP axial\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Coccyx Lateral\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Thoracolumbar Spine: Scoliosis AP, PA, or lateral\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\nThorax\n Chest PA\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Chest Lateral\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Chest PA oblique\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Chest AP oblique\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Chest AP\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Pulmonary Apices AP axial\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Lungs and Pleurae AP or PA\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Lungs and Pleurae Lateral\n Patient Position\n Central Ray\n Ribs PA\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Ribs AP\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Ribs AP oblique\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Ribs PA oblique\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Sternum PA oblique\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Sternum Lateral\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Sternoclavicular Articulations PA\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Sternoclavicular Articulations PA oblique\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\nAbdomen\n Abdomen AP (supine)\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Abdomen AP (upright)\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Abdomen AP (lateral decubitus pisition)\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Abdomen Lateral\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Abdomen Lateral (dorsal decubitus position)\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Esophagus AP or PA\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Esophagus PA oblique (RAO)\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Esophagus Lateral\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Stomach and Duodenum PA\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Stomach and Duodenum PA oblique (RAO)\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Stomach and Duodenum AP oblique (LPO)\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Stomach and Duodenum Lateral\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Stomach and Duodenum AP\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Small Intestine AP or PA\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Large Intestine PA\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Large Intestine PA axial\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Large Intestine PA oblique (LAO and RAO)\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Large Intestine Lateral\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Large Intestine AP\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Large Intestine AP axial\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Large Intestine AP oblique (LPO and RPO)\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Large Intestine AP or PA (lateral decubitus position)\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Large Intestine Lateral, AP or PA oblique (upright)\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Urinary System AP oblique (RPO and LPO)\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Bladder AP or PA axial\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Bladder AP oblique (RPO or LPO)\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Bladder Lateral\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\nCranium\n Cranial Lines, Planes, and Abbreviations\n Abbreviations Used in This Section\n Cranium AP and PA axial\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Cranium PA and AP axial\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Cranium Lateral\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Cranium AP axial\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Cranium PA axial\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Cranium Submentovertical\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Optic Canal and Foramen Parietoorbital oblique\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Facial Bones Lateral\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Facial Bones Parietoacanthial\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Facial Bones Acanthoparietal\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Nasal Bones Lateral\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Zygomatic Arches Submentovertical\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Zygomatic Arch Tangential\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Zygomatic Arches AP axial\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Mandibular Rami PA\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Mandibular Rami PA axial\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Mandible Axiolateral oblique\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Temporomandibular Articulations AP axial\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Temporomandibular Articulation Axiolateral oblique\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Paranasal Sinuses Lateral\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Frontal and Anterior Ethmoidal Sinuses PA axial\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Maxillary and Sphenoid Sinuses Parietoacanthial\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Ethmoidal and Sphenoidal Sinuses Submentovertical\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Petromastoid Portion Axiolateral oblique\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Petromastoid Portion Axiolateral oblique (posterior profile)\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Petromastoid Portion Axiolateral oblique (anterior profile)\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\nMobile\n Chest AP\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Chest AP or PA (right and left lateral decubitus)\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Abdomen AP\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Abdomen AP or PA (left lateral decubitus)\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Pelvis AP\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Femur AP\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Femur Lateral (dorsal decubitus)\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Cervical Spine Lateral (right or left dorsal decubitus)\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Chest and Abdomen: Neonate AP\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\n Chest and Abdomen: Neonate Lateral (right or left dorsal decubitus)\n Patient Position\n Part Position\n Central Ray\nAppendixes\nSID Conversion\nGrid Conversion Factors\nNotes