JPS6122963Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] This invention relates to an examination garment for X-ray examination, which is suitable for X-ray examination using a computerized tomography device, especially for an examination subject to wear during an X-ray examination.

When performing tomography using a computerized tomography device (hereinafter referred to as a CT device), the patient must lie supine on the tabletop, and the patient's arms must be held in a position that does not interfere with the imaging. be.

Therefore, in this type of X-ray examination, the examinee's arms are usually positioned at the sides of the examinee's body during the examination.

In this case, the top plate used in this type of CT device to support the subject is narrower than the top plate used in general X-ray imaging devices, so both arms are placed on the sides of the body. The test subject cannot be supported on the top plate, and the subject is fixed to the top plate with both arms of the subject positioned at the side of the body using fixing bands provided on the top plate.

Fixing the examinee to the tabletop with a fixing band in this way gives the examinee a feeling of pressure and anxiety, and in examinations using a CT device, tomography is generally performed over several layers. Therefore, the subject is forced to remain in the restrained state for a long time, causing pain to the subject, and depending on the area to be imaged, it is impossible to perform an X-ray examination in a natural state.

Particularly in chest examinations, the examinee's arms are sometimes placed on the top of the examinee's head without being fixed to the sides of the body with fixing bands; The test subject was forced to maintain an unreasonable posture for a long period of time, causing pain to the test subject.

This idea solves the above problems, and
The examination uniform that the examinee wears during the X-ray examination is equipped with a joining means that holds the examinee's arms to the side of the body, so that the examinee's arms can be held on the side of the examinee's body during the X-ray examination without causing pain. It is designed so that both arms can be positioned.

The drawings will be explained below. FIG. 1 is a diagram showing the structure of the X-ray examination uniform of this invention.

Examination uniform 1 has sleeves, and if the examination uniform is made of stretchable fabric or non-stretchable fabric, it has sleeves on the chest, cuffs, and hem as shown in the figure. Stretchable bands 2, 3, and 4 are provided, and are configured to fit closely to the subject's body when the subject puts on clothes.

Numerals 5 and 6 are velvet-type fasteners, which are fixed as shown in the figure at positions corresponding to the body side of the chest side of the subject and the inner side of the sleeve facing thereto. In the drawings, the velvet fastener is attached to the test taker's clothing piecemeal, but it may be attached to the entire corresponding portion of the test taker's clothing.

Figure 2 shows the examinee wearing examination uniform 1 in Figure 1.
FIG. 3 is a diagram showing a state in which both arms are positioned on the side of the body on the side of the chest. In this state, the velvet fastener 5
and 6 are joined to each other, and both arms of the subject are held at the sides of the body.

It should be noted that the examination uniform is not limited to the one having the configuration shown in FIG. 1, and this invention can also be applied to commonly used examination uniforms that open in the front.

As explained above, according to the test suit of this invention, the test subject who wears it should position both arms to the side of the body,
The patient's arms can be fixed to the sides of the body simply by lying supine on the tabletop in a natural position.
It is possible to hold both arms of the subject without causing pain to the subject. In addition, since both arms can be attached and detached at the patient's will, it can be easily handled in emergencies, and since it is not fixed with a fixing band, X-ray examinations can be performed in a natural state regardless of the area to be imaged. Moreover, it has a useful effect.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a diagram showing the structure of the X-ray examination clothing of this invention, and FIG. 2 is a diagram showing the patient wearing the examination clothing of FIG. 1. 1... X-ray examination clothes, 5, 6... Velvet fastener.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] An X-ray examination clothing for X-ray examination, characterized in that it is provided with sleeves and has a velvet fastener attached at a position corresponding to the side of the body of the examinee when clothed, and on the sleeve portion facing the side of the body. Examination uniform.