X-RAY TELEVISION INSTALLATION CONSIDERED FROM X-RAY TECHNICIAN'S VIEW POINT : ANALYSIS BY USING KJ METHOD
Kaoru Ninomiya
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Kaoru Ninomiya
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The authors have gained various experiences in the medical application of X-ray television installations for the past ten years since we installed the remotely controlled X-ray television unit in the Center for Adult Diseases, Osaka which was the earliest one of the remotely controlled radiographic -fluoroscopic tables used in Japan. Recently several X-ray technicians including the author having wide experience in the practical utilization of the X-ray television device had the opportunity to discuss the present situation and the further development of this device. The opinions discussed in this meeting were analysed by using KJ method and reported in the present communication.
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The authors have gained various experiences in the medical application of X-ray television installations for the past ten years since we installed the remotely controlled X-ray television unit in the Center for Adult Diseases, Osaka which was the earliest one of the remotely controlled radiographic -fluoroscopic tables used in Japan. Recently several X-ray technicians including the author having wide experience in the practical utilization of the X-ray television device had the opportunity to discuss the present situation and the further development of this device. The opinions discussed in this meeting were analysed by using KJ method and reported in the present communication.
Key concepts: Technician, Point (geometry), Computer science, Center (category theory), Medical physics, Telecommunications, Multimedia, Engineering