
|Articles|July 1, 2006
Idea Exchange: Interesting radiographs make intriguing art
Our practice owner made attractive framed displays of interesting radiographs and pertinent history to educate and occupy our clients while they wait in the exam rooms.
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Our practice owner made attractive framed displays of interesting radiographs and pertinent history to educate and occupy our clients while they wait in the exam rooms. These displays include radiographs of canine hip dysplasia, some unusual gastrointestinal foreign bodies, and fractures before and after surgery. Our clients are intrigued by them. We do not have a digital radiography machine, so he placed the films on a viewer, took photographs with a digital camera, and made enlarged copies.
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Dr. Julie Bilchak
Circleville, Ohio
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