FR3004918A1 - DIVIDER HOUSING FOR MEDICAL IMAGING EXAMINATIONS. - Google Patents

DIVIDER HOUSING FOR MEDICAL IMAGING EXAMINATIONS. Download PDF

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FR3004918A1
FR3004918A1 FR1301015A FR1301015A FR3004918A1 FR 3004918 A1 FR3004918 A1 FR 3004918A1 FR 1301015 A FR1301015 A FR 1301015A FR 1301015 A FR1301015 A FR 1301015A FR 3004918 A1 FR3004918 A1 FR 3004918A1
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Abstract

Boitier diviseur, permettant de minimiser l'exposition d'un patient aux rayons X lors d'examens d'imageries médicales dits « stitching » en divisant le champ ouvert des rayons x par trois ceci afin de répondre aux normes de radio protection humaine. Chaque fenêtre sera ouverte ou fermée par l'intermédiaire de deux volets plombés synchronisés avec un Potter vertical ou autre machine spécifiques pouvant recevoir un capteur plans numériques de radiologie d'une dimension de 43 x 43 cm.Splitter box, which minimizes a patient's X-ray exposure during so-called "stitching" medical imaging examinations by dividing the open x-ray field by three in order to meet human radio protection standards. Each window will be opened or closed by means of two sealed shutters synchronized with a vertical Potter or other specific machine capable of receiving a digital x-ray planar sensor with a dimension of 43 x 43 cm.

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-1- La présente invention concerne un boitier diviseur, caractérisé en ce qu'il permet de minimiser l'exposition d'un patient aux rayons X lors d'examens d'imageries médicales dits « stitching » en divisant le champ ouvert des rayons x en trois fenêtres distinctes, ceci afin de répondre aux normes de radio protection humaine.The present invention relates to a divider box, characterized in that it makes it possible to minimize the exposure of a patient to X-rays during examinations of so-called "stitching" medical imageries by dividing the open field of x-rays. in three separate windows, this in order to meet human protection radio standards.

Les examens dits « stitching » sont spécifiques au rachis et membres inférieurs, avec les anciennes technologies ont utilisait des films de radiologie 30 x 120 cm, la technique consistait à ouvrir au maximum le champ des rayons x afin de couvrir toute la surface de la colonne vertébrale, puis ensuite de faire un cliché de celle-ci. Aujourd'hui, avec la nouvelle génération d'imagerie médicale on utilise des capteurs plans numériques d'une dimension de 43 x 43 cm, nous sommes donc obligé de faire l'examen en prenant 3 radiographies qui sont ensuite reconstruites à l'aide d'un logiciel spécifique. Selon les normes de radio protection humaine, nous n'avons pas le droit de surexposer un patient aux rayons x, donc, nous ne pouvons pas faire trois clichés pleins corps. Pour ce faire, les radiologues sont obligés de limiter l'ouverture des rayons x à une fenêtre de 50 x 50 cm, puis de faire trois clichés en déplaçant entre chaque clichés le tube à rayons x, le problème est que le patient ne peux pas rester sans bouger durant une longue période et que cette façon de faire n'est pas précise et très longue ! Selon une première caractéristique, la présente invention est caractérisée en ce que le boitier diviseur permet de scinder la surface de radiographie à prendre en trois sans avoir à toucher le tube à rayons x. Selon une deuxième caractéristique, le boiter diviseur est synchronisé avec un Potter (machine verticale ou se trouve le capteur plan), à chaque position de celui-ci, haute, milieu et basse, le boitier diviseur ouvrira la fenêtre correspondante par l'intermédiaire de deux volets plombés, eux-mêmes pilotés par un signal infra-rouge reçu du Potter.The so-called "stitching" examinations are specific to the spine and lower limbs, with the old technologies using 30 x 120 cm radiology films, the technique was to open up the x-ray field as much as possible in order to cover the entire surface of the column vertebral, and then make a snapshot of it. Today, with the new generation of medical imaging we use digital planar sensors with a size of 43 x 43 cm, so we are obliged to make the examination by taking 3 x-rays which are then reconstructed using 'a specific software. According to human protection radio standards, we do not have the right to overexpose an x-ray patient, so we can not do three full body shots. To do this, radiologists are obliged to limit the opening of x-rays to a window of 50 x 50 cm, then to make three snapshots by moving between each shot the x-ray tube, the problem is that the patient can not to remain motionless for a long time and that this way of doing things is not precise and very long! According to a first characteristic, the present invention is characterized in that the divider box makes it possible to split the radiography surface to be taken in three without having to touch the x-ray tube. According to a second characteristic, the divider box is synchronized with a Potter (vertical machine where the plane sensor is located), at each position of it, high, middle and low, the divider box will open the corresponding window via two sealed shutters, themselves driven by an infra-red signal received from the Potter.

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REVENDICATIONS1) Le boitier diviseur (1), est caractérisé selon la revendication 1, en ce qu'il est constitué de deux volets plombés (A, B) ceci afin de pouvoir prendre une radiographies du rachis en entier en trois clichés.CLAIMS1) The divider housing (1), is characterized according to claim 1, in that it consists of two leaded shutters (A, B) in order to take a radiograph of the entire spine in three shots. 2) Le boitier diviseur (1), est caractérisé selon la revendication 1, en ce que les deux volets plombés permettent d'ouvrir trois fenêtres (2) distinctes et synchronisé avec un Potter vertical.2) The divider housing (1), is characterized according to claim 1, in that the two leaded shutters allow to open three separate windows (2) and synchronized with a vertical Potter. 3) Le boitier diviseur (1), est caractérisé selon la revendication 1, en ce qu'il permet de scinder la surface de radiographie à prendre en trois partie à l'aide des volets (A,B) permettant par la même occasion de minimiser l'exposition d'un patient aux rayons X.3) The divider housing (1), is characterized according to claim 1, in that it makes it possible to split the radiographic surface to be taken in three parts using the flaps (A, B) allowing at the same time to minimize a patient's X-ray exposure.
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US20040156476A1 (en) * 2003-02-10 2004-08-12 Ge Medical Systems Global Technology Company, Llc Methods and apparatus for x-ray images
US20040234034A1 (en) * 2001-05-29 2004-11-25 Godzinsky Christian De Method and apparatus for limiting a ray beam
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EP1255403A2 (en) * 2001-04-30 2002-11-06 Eastman Kodak Company Collimation device and method for acquiring a radiation image of a long body part using direct digital x-ray detectors
US20040234034A1 (en) * 2001-05-29 2004-11-25 Godzinsky Christian De Method and apparatus for limiting a ray beam
US20040156476A1 (en) * 2003-02-10 2004-08-12 Ge Medical Systems Global Technology Company, Llc Methods and apparatus for x-ray images
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