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  • Radiographic units used for imaging the thorax, the most common radiologic procedure. The standard examination is performed at a long source-to-image distance (typically 182 cm [72 in]). These radiographic units are used for diagnosing lung disorders (e.g., tuberculosis, cancer), assessing respiratory function, identifying cardiac problems, indicating the need for additional diagnostic tests, and imaging inhaled objects.
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