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The study reports initial experience on utilising an area plate digital imaging system to obtain portable radiographic images on newborn infants. Initial results suggest that the system is a practical alternative to conventional portable radiography with potential advantages of decreasing the number of retake films and also of decreasing radiation dose.
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