Positioning For Panoramic And Maxillary Sinus Examinations - Myray Hyperion Instrucciones De Uso

Remember to change the disposable protective covers before positioning a new patient.
Before positioning the patient, make sure all metal items worn have been taken off such as eyeglasses,
movable prosthesis, earrings and any other removable metal items present at head level. If an apron is used
for protection against radiation, make sure the patient's neck is not covered. If it is, an area will not be x-
rayed.
hyperion has a bite to guide the patient into the correct position.
When the unit is in Ready state
positioned. In this condition, pressing the Reset button moves the machine to the examination start position,
reducing the preparatory movements the moment the emission button is pressed.

5.4.1. POSITIONING FOR PANORAMIC AND MAXILLARY SINUS EXAMINATIONS

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(LED on the control panel on), it is assumed that the patient is already
Carefully follow the "general warnings" at the beginning of section 5.4 .
The bite to be used for this group of examinations is shown in figure 1. A chin
rest support is also available (see figure 2), which can be used if you need to
improve the stability of uncooperative patients or to support toothless
patients. The only fixed reference is the bite (figure 1), while the chin rest
(figure 2), whose use is optional, can slide vertically to adapt to the height of
the chin.
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If the patient has front dentition, loosen the knob that blocks the chin rest so
that it moves down, then tighten the knob again to block the bite.
Accompany the patient to the unit so that he/she is in front of the bite and can
grasp the large hand grips. The operator and the patient face each other.
Adjust the height of the motorized column with keys
bite is slightly higher than the patient's occlusal plane. As a result, the patient
will have to stretch to reach the bite helping him/her extend and straighten
his/her neck.
The telescopic column moves slowly at first and then picks up speed.
Ask the patient to move forward, hold onto the grips and then take one more
step to reach the position shown in figure 3.
At this point, have the patient bite the bite as shown in figure 4.
OPERATOR'S MANUAL
and until the
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