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Computer frame freezing of fluoroscopic images.

Simple but flexible frame freezing of fluoroscopic images can improve the utility of real-time x-ray imaging. A frame-freeze system based on a personal computer has been developed. The system is easily installed using standard hardware that is non-invasive of the fluoroscopic imaging chain. The frozen images can be used as a reference or for hard-copy documentation of real-time or videotaped procedures.