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    Problem – opening‚ unrolling and reading of fragile papyri * In recent years‚ renewed efforts have become evident to decipher the scrolls * Computer enhancement * Digital imaging used to extract images from scrolls and uncover text that is not visible to human eye. * Pattern image recognition and medical imaging techniques allow the future of deciphering scrolls without unrolling them. Human Remains Estelle Lazer and the skeletons of Pompeii * Many human remains found in Pompeii

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    well-established outpatient diagnostic imaging facility. As the Administrator I was faced with having to make various decisions that utilized economics on a daily basis. The decisions that I would have to make would range from very simple to very complex purchases. Regardless of the amount of the purchase the same economic considerations were utilized prior to any purchases. Introduction In my previous position as Administrator for an outpatient imaging facility I was faced with various daily

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    Echocardiography Workshop Paul Lindower‚ MD‚ FASE Associate Professor of Clinical Medicine University of Iowa Hospitals Friday October 6‚ 2006 Echocardiography for the Primary Care Practitioner • Educational Objectives: – Understand the Bernoulli and Continuity equations and how they may be used to assess valvular disease – Recognize echo techniques to assess the severity of mitral regurgitation and their limitations – Describe what factors determine whether a pericardial effusion promotes

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    the investigations used to diagnose stroke Methods Used to Diagnose a stroke There are many different tests that can be carried out to help diagnose a stroke. The main way in which they are found is by using brain imaging so that they are able to pick up any visual issues. Brain imaging allows the doctors to understand whether the stroke was ischemic or hemorrhagic. It also allows them to determine how severe it was. Those who have suffered from a stroke must have a brain scan within 24hours to ensure

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    According to recent studies‚ there are less than two hundred thousand cases of bone cancer per year. There are three varieties of bone cancer which are called chondrosarcoma‚ Ewing’s sarcoma‚ and osteosarcoma. The most dangerous out of the three is Ewing’s Sarcoma‚ which only seventy percent out of one hundred survive after five years of the diagnosis. Chondrosarcoma is also very dangerous if it has progressed further before treatment‚ making it only a twenty-five percent survival rate after five

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    Knee Materials

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    often used because it has a good signal to noise ratio for tissue next to the coil. However‚ the sensitivity will decline as the distance from the coil increases. Next is volume coils‚ which surrounds the whole knee and is more commonly used for imaging of the knee because it gives better homogeneity‚ uniformity of the main magnetic field‚ of the radiofrequency in that region of interest than surface coils. Of all the designs‚ the birdcage coil is most commonly used because this transmit/receive

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    • 1895 – Discovery of X- rays by Wilhelm Conrad Roentgen. • 1896 - Prof. Arthur Schuster used X- rays to demonstrate the presence of lead bullets inside the head of a victim [5]. • In October 1898 issue of the American X-ray Journal‚ Dr. Fovau d’Courmelles wrote‚ “Knowing the existence of a fracture in a person who has been burned or mutilated beyond recognition‚ we can hope to identify him by the x-ray [6]. • In 1921 Schuller compared the radiological images of the frontal sinuses with plates formerly

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    brain tumors‚ and images of the gastrointestinal track. The use of digital computers and detection of heart disease arose in the 1980’s and today there are over 100 different nuclear imaging procedures used to interpret information on every organ system in the body. Nuclear medicine is a special branch of medicine or medical imagery. It uses radioactive isotopes that rely on the process of unstable atomic nucleic emission of ionizing particles and radiation to diagnose and treat disease. Radiation looks

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    Title Here Have you ever wanted to be the person behind the x-ray machine? How about being the person that reads and interprets the pictures? After enduring the many vigorous years of college‚ medical school‚ and getting all the certifications‚ you are ready to become a radiologist. When they are not sitting in the office reading the scans‚ they are doing minor procedures and speaking with patients. Becoming a radiologist is not one of the easiest tasks to achieve‚ you have to endure and succeed

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    Lee SBI3U1-22 Hutchison‚ A. Friday‚ May 18th‚ 2012 Importance of Technological Advancements in Understanding of Human Internal Systems Description of Technique/Technology: A computed tomography (CT) scan is a technique used for medical X-ray imaging that allows cross-sectional images of the interior body to be computerized. The images are then combined into a three dimensional image via the computer and provides detailed information. In order to capture these images‚ a patient must lie

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