Author: traineetech
Posted: Wed Oct 07, 2009 5:34 am (GMT -4)
Topic Replies: 6


P.S So there'd also be 3 chambers on the bucky table when carrying out an X-ray of say, an abdomen when the patient is lying down?

So, just to clarify, an ionization chamber is bascially there to makre sure that no more mAs/photons reach the image receptor than originally set by the technician?

IE, if you set an mAs of 15, once the ion chambers detects 15mAs, the exposure is stopped?