fluoroskopie
Fluoroskopie is a medical imaging technique that uses continuous X-ray beams to produce real-time moving images of the internal structures of a patient’s body. The term derives from the Latin words "fluere," meaning "to flow," and Greek "skopé," meaning "watching" or "viewing." This technique allows physicians to observe the functioning of organs, visualize the positioning of medical devices, or guide certain diagnostic and therapeutic procedures.
During fluoroscopy, an X-ray source and a fluorescent screen or digital detector are positioned opposite each
Safety considerations are paramount, as fluoroscopy involves exposure to ionizing radiation. Techniques to minimize dose include
Despite its benefits, fluoroscopy has limitations, including the potential risks associated with radiation exposure and the
Overall, fluoroscopy remains a valuable diagnostic and interventional tool in modern medicine, aiding in accurate diagnosis,