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The Bettering Approach to X-ray Apparatus of Clinical Pictures in Early Gastric Cancer Diagnosis K. Kumakura 1 1Department of Diagnostic Radiology, Keio University Hospital pp.13-25
Published Date 1979/1/25
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1403107586
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 The follwing conclusion present our fundamental base of an argument that have resulted from improvements of both conventional R/F tables and remote-controlled X-ray TV apparatus.

 The most important factor for GI tract examination with X-ray appratus is the distance between the X-ray film and the target organ. It should be as close as possible. This close contact was easily obtained, in our case, after a divisional radiography shield mounted behind the fluoroscopic table. Such a simple modification couldensure clearer pictures than those made by old-fashioned dark-room type fluoroscopic apparatus.

 The development of smaller focus tube comes to the next to better X-ray pictures, if possible, with 0.3 mm focus size. Theoretically, X-ray tubes with the smallest possible beam focus can provide the best picture. In actuality, however, the capacity of 0.3 mm focus tube was too small, and so a realistic size might be 0.8 mm focus.

 Recommended is, further, the general use of X-ray apparatus with 3-phase current, which produce a larger X-ray output permitting the extention of the focus-to-table top distance and/or the shortening of the exposure time. With use of such apparatus, pictures became evidently clearer even though the patient was obese.

 In addition, an advanced, fluoroscopic X-ray TV apparatus is needed for future development, capable to provide clearer fluoroscopic images and image enlarging. X-ray apparatuses are generally too heavy, and weight reduction continues to be also an important task for improvement.

 Furthermore, intensifying screens, films, and automatic film developing devices should be selected in the best conformity with X-ray apparatus. Vigorous study on contrast media is also necessary.

 After every problems argued above have been cleared, then, it comes to the key question, that lies ahead of us in future, how much expansion could be achieved in the areas of X-ray diagnosis. The more the apparatuses are improved, the more sophisticated technical skill is required. Remote-controlled TV components shall remain as units for use on routine examinations only, even when various improvement may have been applied. For scruting, the conventional TV fluoroscopy or darkroom fluoroscopy must continue to be used.


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