[Xeroradiography (author's transl)].
Xeroradiography with its advantages of the broader recording latitude and "edge enhancement" effect producing a high local contrast, is a useful addition to conventional radiography. In Otorhinolaryngology, this method is particularly recommended for the lareral view of the neck, facial trauma, salivary gland problems, tumors of the pharynx and larynx and stenoses of the trachea. Especially useful are tomograms and the choice of positive or negative images. The disadvantage of xeroradiography is the higher radiation dose as compared with the conventional dose.
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Xeroradiographie.