Abstract: A patient's support arrangement for an X-ray apparatus, consisting of a patient's support pallet and a drive means for effecting the circular movement thereof about a horizontal rotational axis, as well as means for adjusting the support pallet in relationship to the rotational axis.

Abstract: Method and apparatus for detecting the presence of a surreptitiously placed radio transmitter or bug. An audio tone signal is transmitted within the confined space containing the bug, and the tone signal has a predetermined frequency and a predetermined amplitude. The tone signal energizes the microphone of the bug, causing it to transmit a radio frequency signal which is modulated according to the tone signal. The radio frequency is then demodulated and the resulting demodulated signal is applied to a narrow pass band filter which is tuned to the audio tone signal. The output of the filter is sensed to determine the presence of the bug.

Abstract: An X-ray diagnostic installation including means for the unrestricted and for the programmed, in conformance with particular organs of a patient, adjustment or setting of the exposure data. The installation includes data input storage associated with the means for the organ-programmed data setting in which, for each operating key, there is contained an input or storage cell for the particular desired exposure data program, and in which upon depression of the respective key and through actuation of a programming switch there is storable the currently set exposure data at the panel for free or unrestricted data setting, and which are operatively connected with the setting means for the transmission of their information to the setting means for the X-ray generator upon depression of the associated operating key and for an unactuated programming switch.