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    Sonography Essay

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    Although different from other branches of radiologic technologies‚ medical diagnostic sonography‚ or ultrasonography‚ is still a diagnostic imagine procedure utilized to visualize internal areas and organs of the body. Sonography and radiology allow the doctors to see inside of the body that could only be seen through surgical procedures otherwise. The people within this discipline are trained and certified to handle and operate the advanced equipment. However‚ they cannot be lucrative in this line

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    company as a global digital imaging leader. With digital imaging technology it will eventually be possible for consumers to take pictures‚ crop them‚ print them‚ and send them electronically. Fisher‚ who has a PhD in applied mathematics‚ believes the photographic business will be important for years to come‚ but unless Kodak assumes leadership in the area of digital images‚ the company will eventually become technologically obsolete. Despite his view that digital imaging technology will be an important

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    MRI Research Paper

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    Pliura 1 Cole Pliura Parkland English 102 Major #2 3/12/14 CT vs. MRI Scans Computed tomography (CT) and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) are both diagnostic tests that provide us with high-resolution pictures of any area of the body. Both tests use computers to construct pictures to view within the body. Both of these tests are non-invasive procedures designed to provide medical professionals with a better understanding of the patient’s condition. There are‚ however‚ inherent differences

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    Speech : Sonography

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    for interpretation. Diagnostic medical sonography also known as "ultrasound" was first attempted after WW2 using sonar equipment. But the electronics back then were too slow for the very short distances and high resolutions required for medical imaging. With the development of microchips‚ sonography has made huge advancements. Many individuals around the world have contributed to these incremental advances. The American Institute of Ultrasound in medicine was the first professional organization

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    Pet/Ct vs Ct Purchase

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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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    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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    Digital Imaging‚ Animation‚ 3D Modeling The movie business has been profoundly affected by photo-realistic computer graphics effects. The movie Avatar presents a great example of the possibilities introduced by digital imaging. Humans enter a world called Pandora to scavenger for precious minerals at the cost of exterminating off the native bright blue colored humanoids. A persuasive world beyond what could ever be imaginable or re-produced in real life can be fully crafted for display on a screen

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    Becoming A Radiologist

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    The job of a radiologist requires them to carry out imaging procedures as specified by a physician. A radiologist needs to possess a solid list of skills along with practical know-how in applying and upholding the systems in order to obtain the imagery of the person’s insides. A radiologist scrutinizes the report and then deciphers the final results of CT scans‚ MRIs and x-rays. The salary of a radiologist could fairly be large and attractive but it is not so easy to attain. This is however‚ also

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    The Importance of Physics

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    the world. 6. Physics improves our quality of life by providing the basic understanding necessary for developing new instrumentation and techniques for medical applications‚ such as computer tomography‚ magnetic resonance imaging‚ positron emission tomography‚ ultrasonic imaging‚ and laser surgery. In summary‚ for all these reasons‚ physics is an essential part of the educational system and of an advanced society. We therefore urge all governments to seek advice from physicists and other scientists

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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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