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snyderjv

Optimal positioning for intubation in trauma

Jan 13 2011, 8:54 AM EST by snyderjv

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When is flexion to facilitate intubation OK in trauma cases? Presuming we wish to support a neck in its customary curvature, (which I think is what we call neutral) how do we know what is neutral? How do we know whether the shape we are imposing on the patient is actually best for them?
For the airway side, is there a way I can determine in a given case that flexion would be OK?

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ejiro20

I WOULD LIKE 2 KNOW MORE ABOUT RADIOGRAPHY IN AUSTRALIA

Apr 19 2010, 7:04 AM EDT by ejiro20

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I saw your profile and read some of your comments. I have been practicing Radiography for the past 3 years, but am going into Radiotherapy. Most of your discussions are hardly applicable here in Nigeria because we have very poor equipments to work with. This makes Radiography not as interesting as u guys portray it to be. I would really love to learn more about your practices.

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masradiologest9

neuropathy

Sep 7 2009, 7:45 AM EDT by M.J.Fuller

Thread started: Sep 5 2009, 3:59 AM EDT Watch

how ican write report mri about changes in tendoned <ligaments a,visseles in patints carpal tunnel syndrom or diabetic patients >

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RE: neuropathy
By: M.J.Fuller, Sep 7 2009, 7:45 AM EDT

Hi Masradiologest9,
I have no experience in MRI scanning - I have been a plain film radiographer for 25 years, this is my area of expertise. There are MRI websites on the net. I suggest a Google search as a good place to start.

Hope you find what you are looking for.

M.J.Fuller

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masradiologest9

i wait

Sep 7 2009, 3:54 AM EDT by masradiologest9

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how i can find your ansewer to me special about some quesion i send to your address ,sorry you donot ansewers quickly ,why ?

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girdy04f

digital douuble dipping

Jun 9 2008, 12:53 AM EDT by iraydee8

Thread started: Mar 24 2008, 5:34 AM EDT Watch

can you please give a detailed explanation of the term digital double- dipping, its advantages and pitfalls

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RE: digital radiography - exposure indicator.
By: iraydee8, Jun 9 2008, 12:53 AM EDT

The EI number can be Vendor specific. This indicates the exposure to the detector. I purpose a question to you-
For the above stated Abdomen, with the patient's habitus would this 81kvp@3.8 mas be enough to penetrate this pateint? Was the image grainy? I am not familar with other Vendors but with Philips DR. The EI number is indicating the speed of the system. And a 500 EI number would not be underexposed for trust you eyes and your knowledge. If highly underexposed then you will see a grainy image and the dose wouldn't give a good image befor and won't give us one after we confvert to DR/CR

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