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In rotational panoramic radiography, the image layer is generally positioned between the rotation center of the beam and the film. It is also possible to create a layer that is positioned between the rotation center and the x-ray source. The reversed layer position is useful clinically and gives rise to image properties that are somewhat different from the conventional geometry.
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