CETSOL Clinic Radiography — Practise. Capture. Reflect.
Video description and on-screen text · 20 October 2026 · 44 seconds

This silent feature video uses CETSOL simulator recordings and supplied screenshots.

00:00 — Radiography. Practise. Capture. Reflect.
Immersive simulation. Integrated knowledge checks. Quest 3 VR, Windows and Mac.

00:03 — Step into the room.
A virtual patient is positioned at the upright bucky beside the imaging equipment.
Practise patient and equipment positioning in VR or on desktop.

00:06 — Three machine configurations.
Actual footage shows the ceiling-mounted CR-style tube and its light field.
Explore different equipment and imaging workflows.

00:10 — Position with purpose.
Actual footage shows a seated patient with their hand on a detector and fine positioning controls.
Hands-on controls and supported English speech instructions.

00:13 — Start with the referral.
The scenario library groups fictional patient referrals by examination and anatomy.
Connect patient history with examination decisions.

00:17 — Think. Answer. Reflect.
A chest scenario asks how to support a patient who becomes breathless.
Built-in quizzes, scored answers and feedback for review.

00:21 — Film. CR. DR.
Actual footage shows a captured hand radiograph and image controls.
Explore exposure settings and simulated image formation.

00:25 — Make image quality visible.
A simulated chest image is shown beside the histogram and display curve.
Adjust window, level and the dynamic histogram curve.

00:30 — Compare. Reflect. Improve.
A captured chest image appears alongside a reference radiograph.
Review your capture alongside anatomical reference images.

00:34 — Your practice, in focus.
The online learning portal shows saved demonstration image-practice records.
Revisit saved images, scenario answers and learning history.

00:39 — Bring the examination into your classroom.
Book a demo: https://radiotherapyeducation.org/radiography.html

For education and simulation. Knowledge scores are formative feedback; practical positioning and clinical image quality are not automatically assessed. Speech uses supported English commands and depends on platform/setup.

Chest reference visible in the comparison screenshot: Mikael Häggström / Wikimedia Commons, CC0 1.0.
Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Normal_posteroanterior_(PA)_chest_radiograph_(X-ray).jpg
Licence: https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/