Patient Positioning For Diagnostics TRIZ Cases

A veterinary CT scanner moves the gantry along a linear guide relative to a stationary platform, eliminating complex coordination and reducing animal stress.

A compressive sensing absorber scatters gamma rays through a random material pattern to enable high-resolution molecular breast imaging.

Nesting the clip inside the rail reduces patient hindrance while maintaining operational ease.

A fixed beam irradiation source paired with a rotatable patient support platform enables precise hadron beam delivery.

A stationary patient table supports a longitudinally and transversely movable image receptor that tracks the X-ray generator.

Aligning the jaw region within a flat-based cylindrical core volume reduces radiation dosage while maintaining image quality.

Dual crystal array layers with distinct coupling media transmittance enable precise depth of interaction determination in medical imaging detectors.

A CT top plate control system fixes the bed position during partial region scans.

Thermo-composite sandwich layers replace conductive carbon fibre to eliminate MRI interference while maintaining structural strength.

A radiological apparatus uses a modular chassis to position X-ray components for flexible clinical operation.

A patient supporting device uses asymmetric mounting geometry to position a platform at various angles relative to a treatment machine.

A control unit calculates bite support orientation from panoramic images to align the region of interest for tomographic imaging.

A PET-CT correcting unit aligns images by calculating couchtop positions in X-ray CT data and estimating corresponding positions for PET scans.

A processing device identifies stored contrast-enhanced images by matching current fluoroscopy parameters to pre-acquired settings.

Haptic feedback on a medical imaging table prevents radiation exposure and equipment collisions.

A hybrid medical apparatus combines imaging and irradiation units sharing a common isocenter to enable simultaneous three-dimensional high-resolution imaging.

An electric hoist mounted on a medical imaging device retracts a cable to lift patients between supine and seated positions.

Shortened source-to-axis distance creates narrower rays, resolving precision limits in Tomotherapy while reducing healthy tissue exposure.

A mammography apparatus synchronizes breast compression plate rotation with x-ray source movement to acquire 3D image data.

An X-ray irradiation controlling device determines main-shot conditions using reference pixel values from a pre-shot radiograph.

Control unit maintains previous image capturing position data to streamline long-length imaging operations.

Automated gantry height adjustment system tracks patient breast levels to eliminate manual repositioning delays during repeat mammography exams.

Correction factors derived from miscentering distances improve measurement precision and optimize radiation dose administration.

Independent rotation of detector units resolves collision risks while maintaining high image resolution.

A mammographic control circuit calculates irradiation dose using pre-exposure feedback to adjust radiation energy.

Adjustable occipital support structure stabilizes patient head positioning, reducing radiation exposure from movement artifacts.

A gas spring raises a heavy support structure cover while a latch holds it open, resolving access trade-offs.

Computed pose trajectories generate synthetic fluoroscopic sequences that guide patient repositioning without additional radiation dose.

Integrated cameras and displays on the detector housing deliver live region-of-interest views, eliminating manual repositioning during imaging.

A craniostat uses friction-based arches to stabilize patient positioning.

Movable holder elements maintain vertical bed orientation while folding to resolve accessibility and compactness trade-offs in multi-modality imaging.

Pressure sensor data determines the optimal imaging trajectory, eliminating manual positioning errors and repeated recordings.

Multi-row cadmium zinc telluride detector units conform to patient contours, resolving the trade-off between imaging sensitivity and physical discomfort.

A head fixing device supports the occipital and temporal regions to maintain stable head positioning during radiography.

An integrated couch mechanism uses an X-link and screw drive to adjust patient positioning.

An integrated weigh scale in the radiograph stand measures limb weight distribution, resolving misdiagnosis risks from inadequate weight placement.

A medical imaging gantry uses a movable patient support mechanism to align the subject with the imaging center.

A rotatable patient support unit enables immediate medical intervention after brain imaging.

An automated quality control mechanism for nuclear cameras remotely positions radioactive sources using flexible gear drives.

A gimbal mount with two rotary frames tilts and rolls a patient couch to achieve six degrees of freedom.

A gantry port extension frames an x-ray opening to transmit beams while shielding edges.

Patterned x-ray markers on compression paddles enable computer processing to calculate breast thickness.

Segmenting the scanning system into multiple independent X-ray sources resolves radiation safety versus detection accuracy trade-offs.

A master-slave control system coordinates robot movements to maintain precise alignment between a patient bed and medical imaging equipment.

Visual analysis detects potential collisions with patients or obstacles, allowing the controller to stop or slow down the C-arm movement.

A tomographic scanner safety system uses proximity sensors and mechanical restrictors to control detector head movement.

An X-ray patient support structure featuring an adjustable occipital rest design that stabilizes the head during imaging procedures.

A movable base repositions a subject support tabletop relative to an imaging gantry, accommodating trauma access and cardiac precision without hardware changes.

A positioning apparatus uses a sliding bearing unit and dual bearing regions to support patient movement on medical beds.