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    non destructive testing

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    Non-destructive testing methods Vibration analysis‚ infrared thermography‚ acoustic emission analysis‚ ultrasonic imaging‚ x-ray computer tomography‚ ground penetrating radar‚ digital radiography‚ optical testing methods‚ eddy current imaging‚ magneto-inductive cable testing Vibration analysis Vibration analyses can be carried out on a wide range of structures such as bridges‚ dams‚ buildings‚ etc. The tests are designed to determine the dynamic characteristics of the structures

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    Computed Tomography

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    produces hundreds of thousands of examinations each year using various modalities such as breast imaging‚ computed tomography (CT)‚ general diagnostic imaging‚ nuclear medicine‚ magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)‚ Ultrasound‚ and Neurovascular/ Interventional Imaging. I ’m going to inform you of the fundamentals‚ capabilities‚ and advancements of computed tomography‚ also known as CAT scan. This imaging modality requires the technologist to look at anatomy of a CT image in a totally different way than

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    Research Project

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    Monique Martin 5564 Water Willow Drive Howell‚ MI 48843 21759147 Medical Transcription 1‚ HIT 207 03981000 In the diverse world of medicine‚ there seems to be a specific field to deal with every part of the body. Now to make this easier‚ -ology or –logia means the study of. Eight individual specialties caught my particular attention. The term Dermatology derives from the Greek word derma – skin. As you can see‚ it deals with the study of the skin and its diseases‚ in the widest sense‚ and some

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    service and operational stress. Although these practices of medical imaging are advancing technologically every year‚ the workload is escalating and also sometime leads to workforce shortage due to poor management and not having a proper strategy in place. (Lau‚ 2009). Most hospitals have now changed to digital or computed radiography‚ which are much faster imaging modalities as compared to the traditional conventional film and paper imaging. These hospitals can increase their patient throughput by

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    project started with the simple ambition of listening in on my preceptor’s stethoscope while he performed a heart exam‚ but ended up answering an imperative question about my medical future. In that moment I realized that my varied interests‚ individual strengths‚ and desire to be challenged converged into a single medical field; radiology. I am meant to be a radiologist because it provides an opportunity to explore emerging technology and solve problems creatively. I am meant to be a radiologist

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    twenty-two radiologic technology based courses. Through the courses I’ll be taught clinical experiences in the radiography department. These experiences will prepare me to gather diagnostic images through procedures such as MRI‚ mammography‚ and vascular imaging. I plan to meet all the core requirements and complete the program by completing the courses using a variety of resources and skills. Using the library‚ tutors‚ and scheduling time out to study will be an efficient way to ensure my

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    Radiography is a health sector that has not only revolutionised medical diagnosis but has also developed significantly within the digital era. Studying radiography at degree level will allow me to merge my scientific knowledge with my interest in patient care in order to aid accurate diagnosis of healthcare problems and contribute to the wellbeing of patients. A career within the NHS and health sector has been my passion for a long time and the excitement of being within a challenging and dynamic

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    the doctors have limited information‚ they have to base the patient’s treatment off their physical exam‚ blood pressure‚ oxygen saturation‚ pulse‚ breath sounds and numerous other medical practices. But that still leaves them with limited information about this patient’s condition‚ so what do they rely on? Diagnostic imaging‚ to quickly see the patient’s status and are able to provide lifesaving care. Radiography plays a critical role in the patients care‚ and it allows doctors to view

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    Tomography) is a medical imaging method employing tomography by using a digital geometry process to generated a three-dimensional image of the internals of an object from a large series of two-dimensional X-ray images taken around a single axis of rotation. Computed Tomography (CT)‚ actually known as computed axial tomography (CAT or CT scan) and body section roentgenography. CT scan machine is useful equipment (an important tool in medical imaging to supplement X-rays and medical ultrasonography)

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    any existing X-ray imaging equipment used today and does not require film developers‚ processing chemicals or storage space. Another benefit is that digital X-ray images can be obtained almost instantly and their resolution‚ contrast and clarity are at least as good as those of film (Kermode-Scott‚2000). Conventional film can take generally 10-15 minutes to process. Its takes up a large amount of time and the processing chemicals can be a bit much to deal with. Digital imaging is also being touted

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