Chapter 8:Fluoroscopic Imaging Systems
8.5.1 Remote Fluoroscopy Systems 8.5.2 Vascular & Interventional Radiology 8.5.3 Cardiology 8.5.4 Neuroradiology 8.5.5 Mobile Fluoroscopes 8.6 Auxiliary Equipment 8.6.1 Spot Film Device 8.6.2 Operating Modes 8.6.3 Recursive Filtering 8.7 Dosimetric Considerations in Fluoroscopy 8.7.1 Skin Dose Indicators
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