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film place·ment

(film plāsmĕnt)

Putting radiographic film on an area or site.

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The fleeting images focus upon a hired killer (Henry Fonda), but this film within a film placement is not just a compound hit-man reference.

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IWC believes that movies serve as invaluable marketing tools," says Benoit de Clerck, president of IWC NA, whose most recent film placement was in Roland Emmerich's 2012.

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While the physics and geometric principles are the same for medical and dental radiography, film sizes, film holders, exposure techniques and film placement techniques have been adapted specifically to imaging the oral cavity.

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A beautiful collection of illustrations, table, radiographs, and unique "cut away" images allow the reader to see through the human anatomy and realize proper film placement and radiographic technique.