Seriograph

Seriograph: a device for obtaining a series of radiographs

A seriograph is a radiography apparatus that provides the ability to obtain a series of radiographs at specified intervals. This device is used in medical institutions to diagnose various diseases and conditions of patients.

The operating principle of the seriograph is based on the technique of sequential radiography. During the examination, the patient is placed in a special machine that produces x-rays. This produces an image of the patient’s organs and tissues on an x-ray.

The seriograph allows you to conduct x-ray examinations in dynamics, obtaining a series of images at regular intervals. This allows doctors to monitor the progression of the disease and the effectiveness of treatment over a period of time.

The use of a seriograph makes it possible to identify various diseases and pathologies, such as tumors, cysts, abscesses and other changes in organs and tissues. The seriograph is also used to monitor the effectiveness of treatment and assess the dynamics of the disease.

A seriograph is an important tool in medicine, which allows for accurate diagnosis and monitoring the effectiveness of treatment. This device is an integral part of modern medical practice and allows doctors to more accurately determine the patient's further treatment.

Seriography is the process of obtaining a series of sequential digital x-ray images of the body over a specified period of time (usually about 5 minutes). This significantly expands diagnostic capabilities compared to conventional radiography.

All over the world, when performing routine research, the following approach is practiced: 5 irradiation cassettes of the same projection (oblique), and the film is read with a dosimetric photometer (taking into account the photocurrent). The expected effect is to increase the information content of the research by determining the projection density index and, as a consequence, determining the radionuclide activity of the examined organ, enhancing the differential diagnostic characteristics of tissues and entire organs when comparing the qualitative characteristics of the identified differences and their presence on at least two radiographs when conducting the same type of study .