Back and sensor radiography

Good .. I need help.My daughter has escoliosyd and next Tuesday we have to make full back radiography.The sensor carries it in the arm and in Abbot they have not been able to say whether with the sensor rays it will continue to function or not.

My daughter does not carry anything about removing and putting on the sensor, so if that if you have to take it better to know it with time to manage it with it and that it passes it as badly as possible ..

Do you know if you can do radiographs with the sensor?Thank you all

I have been made several radiographs on wrists and feet.And also magnetic resonance in wrist.Some small breaks for making the brute!And they have not affected me to the sensor that I carry in my belly.And at the airports, full -body scanners have never affected me.
But it is true that the producer warns that they can stop working!

I don't know if someone has had problems

All the best

jldiazdel said:
I have made several radiographs on wrists and feet.And also magnetic resonance in wrist.Some small breaks for making the brute!And they have not affected me to the sensor that I carry in my belly.And at the airports, full -body scanners have never affected me.
But it is true that the producer warns that they can stop working!

I don't know if someone has had problems

All the best

Thank you for your help !!We will try to see what everything goes 🤞🤞🤞

Let the arm be extended away from the body.Maybe you can ask for the sensor with a radiograph protector.Just in case !!

I hope everything goes well and Tb that will improve the back soon

I think I must take it off, and that in that case ask for a proof for Abbot to replace it with a new one due to the medical test that required to remove it.

I don't think Abbott replaces it because you have to take it off, the sensor has not failed, they cannot be responsible ...
The times that has happened to me I have taken it or have been without a sensor for a few days until I have been tested.Abbott I don't remember but Dexcom made it clear to take off, so I still do it even if now he has been free2.

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marine said:
I think it must be removed, and that in that case ask for a proof for Abbot to replace it with a new one due to the medical test that required to remove it.
The endocrine nurse and a ray specialist told me that there is no problem .. on Tuesday we will leave doubts and I will tell you 😘

Antonio200 said:
I don't think Abbott replace it because you have to take it off, the sensor has not failed, they cannot be responsible ...
The times that has happened to me I have taken it or have been without a sensor for a few days until I have been tested.Abbott I don't remember but Dexcom made it clear to take off, so I still do it even if I now carry free2.

I am not going to take it out and I will try to see if it continues to work.I will tell you

Thank you for answering

jldiazdel said:
that put the arm the most widespread away from the body.Maybe you can ask for the sensor with a radiograph protector.Just in case !!

I hope everything goes well and Tb that improves soon from the back

We will try because I already tell you that the sensor changes do not carry anything well. He debuted in mid -February and there are too many changes ... and now the corset 🥺🥺🥺.

We will go ahead

You will tell us !!

I carry it in my arm.I have not had any problem with the sensor in the radiographs.Nor with the scanner and they make me a thorax tac and another abdominal every six months for the cancer review.The endocrine had her doubts at first and asked me "feedback."None has been broken.

Man, manufacturers add such excuses just in case, until they have experience with the thing.For example, years ago you did not pass the laptop through the airport machine (which are X -rays), in case it broke down.Until they had enough experience to determine that it never happened.

What you have to do is verify the sensor readings with those of capillary during the day after the test, and that's it.You will tell us.

arigato said:
good .. I need help.My daughter has escoliosyd and next Tuesday we have to make full back radiography.The sensor carries it in the arm and in Abbot they have not been able to say whether with the sensor rays it will continue to function or not.

My daughter does not carry anything about removing and putting on the sensor, so if that if you have to take it better to know it with time to manage it with it and that it passes it as badly as possible ..

Do you know if you can do radiographs with the sensor?Thank you all

Hello,
I made cervical radiography, shoulder and back with the sensor and do not have to remove it, it does not affect the test or the sensor.If they later made a magnetic resonance, with that I could not take it because it affects the test, simply blocks the resonance to spend less days without a sensor, I hope it goes well,
Greetings

Thank you very much to everyone !!The other day he gave him error again and after just two days of use, the sensor indicated that it was exhausted and that had to change it 🥲🥲🥲

Since Thursday he has not put it again and the truth that except to have it to wake up at 3 in the morning for the capillary, I notice more quiet ..

Anyway, what roll all this

Good morning and thank you for your help

jldiazdel said:
that put the arm the most widespread away from the body.Maybe you can ask for the sensor with a radiograph protector.Just in case !!

I hope everything goes well and Tb that improves soon from the back

jldiazdel said:
that put the arm the most widespread away from the body.Maybe you can ask for the sensor with a radiograph protector.Just in case !!

I hope everything goes well and Tb that improves soon from the back

Thank you very much

Oh !

A lot of patience

When I used freestyle or with RX, or with TC I have had problems, or in surgeries with the use of radioscopy and radiofrequency.Moreover, neither in physiotherapy techniques within the magnetotherapy field.