Techniques for taking plain X-rays based on image anatomy and key points for interpretation

The structure of all bones and joints in plain X-ray photography is shown in detail and in easy-to-understand illustrations, and by comparison, the book explains how to take plain X-ray images and the key points for interpreting them. A total of 209 types of photography methods are included. The anatomy is explained in detail, so you can quickly select the photography method for the images you need in an emergency and order the most appropriate photography method. You will learn how to interpret the images obtained. You will be able to tell whether the images are correct or insufficient. The book is designed to help you understand checkpoints and artifacts.