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Hello ALL , Can u pls get yr friends , lecturer , HOD and anyone that is related to radiography to JOIN this e group.
There are FREE seminars , paid seminars , case studies , on line discussion - the current HOT one is Radiographer's Reporting in Malaysia and Code of Ethics.
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Hello ALL , Can u pls get yr friends , lecturer , HOD and anyone that is related to radiography to JOIN this e group.
There are FREE seminars , paid seminars , case studies , on line discussion - the current HOT one is Radiographer's Reporting in Malaysia and Code of Ethics.
So many more interesting things that is happening now. With group you can get info on Vacancy of Radiographers in Malaysia , Spore , Brunei.
Daily updates in Radiography , News from UK and many more.
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Has anyone seen this before on a lateral cervical spine? I was thinking it was calcified cricoid cartilage, but is this considered a pathology or normal? 35 year old presented with herniated cervical discs (4 and 5) and some spinal stenosis according to MRI. The projection was taken for this purpose but I was curious about these other structures I haven't seen before. Thanks!
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Soft Tissue on Lat. Cervical Projection
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Can cricoid cartilage and/or vocal cords be visualized on a lat. cervical spine or soft tissue neck xray? Are these structures normally radiopaque or do they have to undergo some calcification or pathological changes to show up? What can one expect to find inferior to the epiglottis and posterior to the trachea at the level of C3 and C4 in regards to normal soft tissue? Thanks!
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can an x-ray for broken ribs detect lung cancer?
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can anyone tell me if chest x-rays specifically targeted/designed as regards power, focus etc. to detect certain aspects or are they catch all? ie.would an x-ray specifically for detection of broken ribs also show up early stage lung disease, lung cancer etc?
Obviously, I am not a medic, thanks in advance.
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"can anyone tell me if chest x-rays specifically targeted/designed as regards power, focus etc. to detect certain aspects or are they catch all? ie.would an x-ray specifically for detection of broken ribs also show up early stage lung disease, lung cancer etc?
Obviously, I am not a medic, thanks in advance." of course, yes. in case if cancer is visible on image ;)
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gonadal shielding on kids
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Hi all,
Just wondering how you best explain to kids why you're using gonadal shielding on them. I find this difficult especially when the parents are i the room or when the child keeps asking more questions.
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gonad shielding is almost useless in CT , imho, because tube is rotating around the patient , and beam is pretty thick.
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COMPLETE CT SCAN PROTOCOLS.
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CT Protocols - Head, Face, & Neck
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Hello there!is any body knows or any website to get a complete ct protocols using G.E.HiSpeed NX/i??
i am new ct scanner and i am using this machine,i am trying to look in the internet for complete protocols from head to feet but sad to say i couldnt' find any so please help me.
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lol there is no complete protocols- use your improvisation. any patient is different, so u must find a best solutions by yourself. HiSpeed is single detector row CT scanner?
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pediatric radiography
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i want to know abt the issues related to immobilization and restraints for pediatric radiography..plz share ur views
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One of the things I try and do first off is talk the parent into allowing me to take the child without them. Some parents are ok with this, some are not. It is touchy. I have noticed though, that kids have a tendency to "preform" when the parent is visible. In most cases, even if there is an identifiable pathology, they are better behaved than most adults. A strip of tape and a sponge and you are set. As I said, this isn't always an option, but it is something to consider.
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Is this callous from a previous ulna injury?
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Immobilisation techniques
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could anyone please tell me about paediatric immobilisation techniques for chest x-rays they have used and what they thought of it? I am doing some research into MRT preference in New Zealand particularly but I would love comments from all.
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Depending on the age of the child, I would say the best thing is the Pigg-o-Stat. Parents cringe, kids hate it, but wow, do you ever get a good inspiration when they are crying. It seems mean but sometimes the oldest things are the best.
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Mar 3 2010, 2:55 PM EST by
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These images were awesome. i'm a radiography student and one of the hardest area of interest to position is the sternum. May I know what techniques utilized on the above radiographs. Thanks.
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i'm a first year radiography student and i'm so grateful finding your site. this chart made my life so easy. . .
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thesis topic...cases related to the use of CT-scan or MRI
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hello...everyone...good day..can you help me find a good topic,a case that is related to the use of CT-scan or MRI????
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measuring patients
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I am an aspiring technician who really wants to measure patients but no one in my area measures. Is this common practice or does anyone out there measure their patients anymore.
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I really like this and definetly will try it out...thank you
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where the images of ap scapula
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Feb 23 2010, 11:43 PM EST by
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Pz change spelling of `Internal` in RT ICA in THICK MIP image.
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Obese radiography
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Abdominal Radiography of the Morbidly Obese Patient
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Ive just had a placement in a public hospital in Texas and I have seen some massive patients. Some were so big they almost didnt fit on the x-ray table, and you had to be careful that the weight of their pendulous abdomen didnt make them roll off the edge and fall on the floor.
Ive looked for information about positioning of the morbidly obese patient but havent found any in the texts - so I think this page is a great idea.
I have found that the elbow is approximately at the level of the iliac crest if that helps anyone else with their positioning of these patients.
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Any tricks for the knee on an obese patient? Tried to comp a knee the other day and had the hardest time finding a patella....
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Research question!!! S.O.S
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Feb 16 2010, 7:33 AM EST by
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Hey everyone. I am BSc(Hons) 3rd year student. I have to submit a literature review for which finding a research question is an ordeal for me. I need an issue on which literature review has not been done since last 5 years.
Any ideas and suggestions will be highly appreciated.. I totally need some help!!!
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hi.
Of cource i have. His name is 'Mojtaba Navabpour'. he is one the teachers of the paramedical school of the ShahidBeheshti medical uneversity.
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CT PROTOCOLS
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HI
I NEED TO SEE CT ANGIOGRAPHY PROTOCOLS
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Identifying radio-opacity of foreign bodies
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A good trick if you have a sample of the foreign body (such as a sliver of glass or whatever) but are unsure if it will show up on x-ray is to place it on or under a water phantom (a bag of saline works nicely, or a diposable cup full of water) and to image that. The water mimics the density of soft tissues, and you can (roughly) judge what level of contrast you'll get on resulting images, and if it's worth proceeding with the exam.
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