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    It has not been quite recently when I scheduled and fulfilled the observation requirement‚ but about a year ago this month when applying for this program last year. The amazing thing about it is that the memory of this day still remains vividly in my mind. It was on this day that I learned the basic and not so basic job requirements for becoming a radiology technologist. Many might think that this job is limited to aiming a machine‚ positioning a patient‚ and taking pictures of their bones‚ but come

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    Generic RFP for RIS & PACS

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    REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL INTEGRATED RADIOLOGY INFORMATION SYSTEM (RIS) AND PICTURE ARCHIVAL COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM (PACS) FOR Your Hospital Name Here File No.: _____________________ Solicitation No: _______________ Proposal Opening Date:___________ Proposal Opening Time:___________ Table of Contents Table of Contents 1 REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL 3 PART I. ADMINISTRATIVE AND GENERAL INFORMATION (REV. 8/07) 3 1.1 Background 3 1.1.1 Purpose 5 1.1.1.1 Table of

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    Brain Perfusion Essay

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    Brain perfusion SPECT is a non-invasive nuclear medicine imaging technique that allows regional CBF evaluation. The technique includes four main components: the CBF radiotracers (radiopharmaceuticals)‚ instrumentation‚ image reconstruction‚ and CBF quantification. 1.1.1 CBF radiotracers The inert gas xenon 133 is one of the most important and classical radiotracers for CBF measurement in absolute units using SPECT []. Nevertheless‚ the poor spatial resolution and the requirement for dedicated instrumentation

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    world ‚is driving the need for low cost ‚ high quality imaging service.The miniaturization of signal processing electronics continues to reduce the size of a ultrasound devices. Medical companies are manufacturing abroad in order to maximize product quality while keeping costs down. Global diagnostic imaging market is now sharing a significant pie of the medical device industry with increasing awareness about the early screening of disease. This has also compelled many players to invest in research

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    The RCR and SCoR Team Working document7 underlined the guiding values and beliefs that the provision of appropriate supervision would provide a safe‚ efficient and practical service. This factor is an important governance issue7‚8 which clinical imaging service managers and clinical directors are collectively responsible for establishing and maintaining. The SCoR and RCR8 stress that working in isolation without support is recognised as poor practice and potentially unsafe. The study data for the

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    Obstacles In Radiology

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    One of the biggest goals in radiology is to keep the patient safe. There are many different ways to insure that the patient is safe when it comes to taking the perfect X-ray. One of the biggest and first things that the radiographers should do is confirm that they have the right patient. After confirming the patients name and date of birth the radiographer would also confirm the body part that is injured. Depending on the body part size and mass the radiographer would than determine how to set

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    Case Study 3 Diagnostic 1

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    Dr Donna Harrison dictating Diagnostic Imaging Report Patient : Putul Barua ID 135799 Room No. CCU4 X-ray 10-0460 Referring Physician: Simon Williams‚ MD from pulmonology. Reason for exam is hemoptysis Date of exam is 01/10 Procedure: Ct scan of chest without contrast Findings: Ct scan of the chest was performed in 7 mm axial sections with no intrrveous contrast enhancement. Comparison is made to previous ct scans made during his admission last year. There is interval resolution of

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    firm at a given point in time. Using the data provided in the case‚ we are able to compile all data necessary to compute the capacity utilization at the clinic. 1. Front Desk = a. Registration b. Verification 2. Radiology Department = a. X-ray imaging b. Development of X-rat c. Diagnostic reading and comments 3. Hand-off X-ray to Clinic = a. Collection of X-ray b. Filing/exam room prep 4. Examination Room = a. Surgeon b. Resident c. Cast technician The activity utilization at every

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    e * Medical Technologies: Industry trends | | | | * Point-of-care testing (POCT) is defined as medical testing at or near the site of patient care. The driving notion behind POCT is to conduct the test conveniently and immediately for the patient. * POCT is accomplished through the use of transportable‚ portable‚ and handheld instruments (for instance‚ blood glucose meter‚ nerve conduction study device) and test kits (such as CRP‚ HBA1C‚ Homocystein‚ HIV salivary assay). Cheaper

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    The first stage is an angiogram‚ which determines if the blood vessels of the liver and leading to the liver are able to withstand the procedure. Contrast is injected into the catheter and is followed via fluoroscopy to the liver. All imaging is acquired via fluoroscopy. If the patient is able to tolerate the Y90 procedure to follow‚ vessels that the radiologist wants to block from receiving radiation are coiled off and a tracer material is injected into the patient. The patient is taken

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