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Andrew Challans
AndyC
Angiography
computed tomography
ct
magnetic resonance
mammography
MRI
radiography
sonography
ultrasound
x-ray
xray
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| mscopel | Angio-CT supra aortic trunks | 0 | May 21 2009, 10:32 AM EDT by mscopel | ||
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Thread started: May 21 2009, 10:32 AM EDT
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I should like to know the experience of colleagues on the position of the upper limbs during acquisition of angio-CT of supra aortic trunks for the study of thyroid arteries in order to reduce artifacts.
Tanks M.Scopelliti
Do you find this valuable?
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Angio-CT thyroid arteries
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| XrayHomer | Awesome website! | 1 | Mar 26 2008, 7:00 AM EDT by AndyC | ||
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This website is Great!!
looks good, lots of info, I like it alot |
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crohn.doc (Word Document - 38k)
posted by manofsteel1 Apr 7 2009, 5:06 PM EDT
Crohn's Disease (medgadget.com/2006/02/Crohn's_Disease.html)
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module 4 Elliott Nichols.doc (Word Document - 44k)
posted by manofsteel1 Mar 10 2009, 5:22 PM EDT
This is a picture of a femur with a bone (metastases) cancer, it was treated by by doing a bone transplant.
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