The steps of buying Medical X-Ray machine

      X-ray machine is widely used and very important in hospital. Doctors need to diagnose as effectively by imaging

equipment. It is quite an investment, so some medical offices have their own and others share it. Either way, you need

 to buy quality X-ray machine that will meet the needs of the staff and patients. Read on to learn more about how to buy 

medical X-ray machine.

Step 1 
   Decide what is your office's needs. To make a list of what you need before even talking to a company, whether it's 

X-Ray film, caution signs, storage boxes or the X-Ray machines themselves. To get some more information about  

mobile x ray machine, remove control X-ray unit or digital x ray machine as they are latest medical X-ray technology 

and good for patients and operators.

Step 2
    Look online for deals of the medical X-ray machine. There are several sources of medical X-Ray equipment. 

Check out a database then scroll through the inventory. You can get some more detail specification information 

through our website(www.pl999.net ).

Step 3 
Figure out what is your budget and compare prices. X-Ray machine is a huge investment. The x ray machines run into 

thousands of dollars. By the way, our medical x ray machines are comfortable to be used with competitive price and most 

hospital can accept them.

Step 4 
Ask your medical machine supplier to get recommendations. You've already built a relationship with him so you trust his 

opinion. To make sure  his factory produces and sells X-ray .Nanjing Perlove Medical Equipment  Co.,Ltd  (Perlong Medical),which is a professional medical X-ray equipment manufacturer, we can give you lots of recommendations.

Step 5
To ask what is the service contract for the equipment. You don't want to be stuck with broken equipment sometime down 

the road. Ask if the parts are commonly found and repaired. We will attached the spare parts when delivery the machines 

which is easy to be broken.

Our company, Nanjing Perlove Medical Equipment Co.,Ltd  (Perlong Medical) is one of most superior medical X ray

 machine manufacturer in China. We can supply you most kinds of medical X ray machines including mobile x ray 

machine, digital x ray machine.

Welcome to contact us should you have any enquiries about medical X-ray machines.

X-Ray Exams of the Digestive Tract(3)

      Then we continue to introduce some knowledge that is necessary to know when you have got an exam by x ray machine.
 
      Firstly , you may ask, are there GI test safe?
 
      There is virtually no risk with the upper and lower GI tests, unless they are repeated several times within a few months' time, when radiation exposure can become a risk. Although radiation exposure is minimal, it is greater than for standard still X-rays. Steps will be taken during the test to minimize radiation exposure.
 
      Other risks include: 1.Infection (very low risk with both the upper and lower GI tests). 2. Tearing the intestinal wall during a lower GI test. Should this occur, surgery may be necessary. This is a very rare complication.
And then who should not receive GI Tests?

      If you have an existing blockage or tear in the intestinal wall, the upper and lower GI tests should not be performed.If you are pregnant or think you might be pregnant, you should not have these tests unless absolutely medically necessary. Talk to your doctor about other tests that can be more safely performed to diagnose your problem during pregnancy.

X-Ray Exams of the Digestive Tract(2)

       Today , we will continue to introduce lower GI tests.


      Lower GI tests or barium enemas are used to examine the large intestine and the rectum. For this test, barium or an iodine-containing liquid is introduced gradually into the colon through a tube inserted into the rectum. As the barium passes through the lower intestines, it fills the colon, allowing the radiologist to see growths or polyps and areas that are narrowed. The fluoroscope is held over the part of the body being examined and transmits continuous images to the video monitor.

    This lower GI testing is used to detect: Colon polyps ,Tumors ,Diverticular disease ,Gastroenteritis ,Strictures or sites of narrowing and obstruction ,Ulcerative colitis or Crohn's disease and other causes of abdominal pain or blood, mucus, or pus in the stool
 
      With the barium or contrast enema, the colon is filled with a contrast material containing barium or iodine-containing contrast (a liquid that lights up on X-ray) by running it through a tube inserted into the rectum. The barium blocks X-rays; therefore the colon, when filled with the agent, shows up clearly on the X-ray picture.


      The air contrast study is slightly different. The colon is first filled with some barium, and then the colon is filled with air. This technique provides a more detailed picture of the lining of the colon, improving the procedure's ability to detect small polyps or inflammation.

X-Ray Exams of the Digestive Tract(1)

    There are several commonly performed X-ray tests that allow your doctor to examine your digestive tract from the esophagus to the rectum.


      These tests utilize barium or an iodine-containing agent that allows visualization of the digestive tract and a form of X-ray machine called fluoroscopy. Fluoroscopy allows part of the body to be studied in motion and recorded on a video monitor.


      Fluoroscopic examinations of your GI tract may be performed in a doctor's office, a commercial X-ray machine, or a hospital. These tests are usually called either an "upper GI" or a barium or contrast enema or a "lower GI", depending on the organs to be studied.


      Today, we will mainly introduce Upper GI tests.


      Upper GI tests use X-rays to examine the esophagus, stomach, and first part of the small intestine (the duodenum). You could see some articles about the digestive system to learn more about these organs.


      For these tests, a person is required to drink barium. As the barium passes through the digestive tract, it fills and coats the esophagus, stomach, and first part of the small intestine making them more visible with X-ray. Then a fluoroscope machine is held over the part of the body being examined and transmits continuous images to a video monitor.

Tools for a Hematologist

  A hematologist is a medical doctor who specializes in the study of human blood. These doctors use equipment to analyze blood samples, determine white and red blood cell counts, check for the presence of cancer and analyze blood glucose levels. Blood analysis can help detect the presence of a deadly disease while it is still in its initial, treatable stages.


      Hematology Analyzer
 
      A hematology analyzer does pretty much what the name implies--it analyzes blood. More specifically, the machine processes blood samples using electronic resistance and volumetric metering to view a particular sample using a wide variety of parameters. The machine may be attached to a printer to deliver a detailed analysis of the sample's content, including red blood cell count and the presence of any protein markers that may be indicative of disease or infection.
 
      Blood Withdrawal Equipment


      A hematologist specializes in the analysis of blood so it stands to reason he may spend some time in his medical practice or place of employment drawing blood from patients. Syringes, butterfly needles and tourniquets are tools used by the hematologist to draw blood from patients for later analysis. Lancets are used to draw blood from the heel of a newborn as the veins are still developing and cannot support a needle stick.


      Photometer


      A photometer is a small electronic device used by hematologists to get quick counts on hemoglobin and hematocrit in a patient's blood. All that is needed for analysis with this device is a single drop of blood enabling a hematologist to get readings from patients that may be on blood thinners or in the midst of emergency room assessment without compromising patient health or risking contamination. The results generated by a photometer are generally available in less than a minute.


      Hematology Labs


      The tools used by hematologists in a lab setting can involve everything from microscopes and slides to autoclaves for sterilization.Blood analysis devices may be in use in the lab as well, although the majority of time is spent examining slides underneath a microscope to determine the presence of bacteria, parasites or other disease in a patient's blood.

Heart Disease and Chest X-Rays

  In diagnosing heart disease, a chest X-ray (also called chest film) uses a very small amount of radiation to produce an image of the heart, lungs, and chest bones on film.


      Your doctor uses a chest X-ray to:
      Look at the structures of the chest (bones, heart, lungs).
      Evaluate placement of devices (pacemakers, defibrillators) or tubes placed during hospitalization for treatment and monitoring (catheters, chest tubes).
      Diagnose lung and heart diseases. 


      How Should I Prepare for a Chest X-Ray?
      No special preparation is necessary for a chest X-ray, but you should tell the technician if you could be pregnant.


      What Happens During a Chest X-Ray?
      The chest X-ray can be performed at bedside or in a radiology department. You will be asked to remove all clothes and metallic jewelry from the waist up and put on a hospital gown for the test.


      If you are able, you will be asked to stand very still with your chest against the cassette that contains the film. The X-ray machine will then send a beam of ionizing radiation through an X-ray tube. This energy passes through your chest and is then absorbed on film to create a picture. Bones and other dense areas show up as lighter shades of gray while areas that don't absorb the radiation appear as dark gray.


      You will be asked to hold your breath for a few seconds to generate better images.


      Then you will be asked to do the same thing, but with your left side against the cassette and your arms elevated.


      The entire test takes no more than 10 to 15 minutes.

New Clinical Laboratory Blood Gas Analyzers

Clinical laboratory blood gas analyzers are widely used for scientific research requiring fast and accurate measurement of the concentration of lactate, hemoglobin and electrolytes. With these equipments, you can easily assess acid-base status and the supply of oxygen in the blood, plasma and serum. They are helpful for easy diagnosis and evaluation of respiratory diseases and metabolic conditions causing abnormal pH，Blood Gas Analyzers with Innovative Features .


      Clinical laboratory blood gas analyzers are now available in different models and specifications for a wide range of research applications. The latest models come with computer interfaces and internal algorithms for attaining accuracy in results. Icon enriched color touch-screen, automatic calibration, quality control tracking, and advanced onboard data management are some of the quality features you can find in these clinical laboratory blood gas analyzers. Nowadays, certain models are also available with video guidance to simplify workload. Some of them even have the capacity to store 1500 patient samples reports. Buy Standard Products for Better Performance Output of laboratory researches is a very critical factor. The number of samples, the tests per samples and the selection of samples contribute much to the accuracy of the analysis. Hence, it is tall and important to carry quality products for your research needs. Due to the rise in demand, suppliers of clinical laboratory blood gas analyzers are also increasing. Today there are number of dealers in the field supplying new and refurbished models in the finest condition.
 
      Perlong Medical, as an Instrumentation Laboratory and Radiometer are the reliable manufacturers in the field supplying popular brands of clinical laboratory blood gas analyzers. Find a dependable dealer in the industry, from whom you can purchase quality products for your labs. Block Scientific is the affordable source of fine Laboratory Equipment - Centrifuges, Chemistry Analyzers.