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<div>A useful&nbsp;tool to facilitate&nbsp;consistent body position and posture, and to eliminate hand movement during scanning is to use a Stability Aid.</div>
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<div>A scanning Stability Aid should be 800mm (32 inches) long and have a diameter of 6mm (1/4 inch). A metal rod is ideal for this purpose and can be fitted with handles&nbsp;at each end.</div>
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<div>When scanning, stand in a relaxed A pose, hold the Stability Aid at each end and allow it to rest lightly on the thighs. This will create a uniform and optimal separation of the hands from the hips, and eliminate any movement of the lower arms and hands that may otherwise have an adverse effect on the scan.</div>

 

A useful tool to facilitate consistent body position and posture, and to eliminate hand movement during scanning is to use a Stability Aid.
 
A scanning Stability Aid should be 800mm (32 inches) long and have a diameter of 6mm (1/4 inch). A metal rod is ideal for this purpose and can be fitted with handles at each end.
 
When scanning, stand in a relaxed A pose, hold the Stability Aid at each end and allow it to rest lightly on the thighs. This will create a uniform and optimal separation of the hands from the hips, and eliminate any movement of the lower arms and hands that may otherwise have an adverse effect on the scan.

Stability aid