'Iodinated contrast' presentation slideshows

Chest Radiology Basics

Chest Radiology Basics. Expectations; Knowledge. Learn normal mediastinal and hilar anatomy L earn patterns of atelectasis; L earn lung parenchymal texture, and patterns of abnormality; Recognize emphysema and tracheobronchial disease and inflammatory airway diseases;

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CONTRAST MEDIA

CONTRAST MEDIA. Dr. Ahmed Refaey FRCR. Types of contrast media. * Iodinated : * HOCM * LOCM * GIT contrast agents * Barium sulphate * water soluble contrast media ( Gastrographin) * MRI contrast agent * Ultrasound contrast agent. IODINATED CONTRAST AGENTS.

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GU IMAGING 2012

GU IMAGING 2012. The kidneys and adrenal glands are retroperitoneal structures. The kidneys have direct blood flow from the aorta and to the IVC. TAKE HOME POINTS. 1- OBSTRUCTION VS NON OBSTRUCTION 2 - SOLID VS CYSTIC 3- PREGNANT OR NOT 4- INTRAUTERINE OR ECTOPIC. ANATOMY.

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Endocrine Emergencies

Endocrine Emergencies. Adrenal Insufficiency. Cortisol functions at target tissues to maintain vascular resistance, cardiac output, hepatic glucose production and free water excretion Cortisol concentration normally demonstrates diurnal variation and increases during times of medical stress.

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CONTRAST STUDIES

CONTRAST STUDIES. Categories of Contrast. Intravenous Intrarterial Oral Intrathecal Intraarticular. CONTRAST TYPES ARE BASED ON RADIOGRAPHIC APPEARANCE. NEGATIVE CONTRAST- AIR/GAS AND APPEARS BLACK ON THE IMAGE RECEPTOR

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Contrast Media and Contrast Reactions

Contrast Media and Contrast Reactions. Malpractice Issues. Incorrect use of contrast media Extravasation (primarily HOCM) Failure to use safer imaging option SUBSTANDARD TREATMENT OF A CONTRAST REACTION. Contrast Media. Iodinated contrast media HOCM vs LOCM Precautions & premedications

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Imaging of dyspnea

Imaging of dyspnea. Atoosa Adibi MD. Department of Radiology. The most common diagnoses among elderly patients presenting to an ED with a complaint of acute shortness of breath or dyspnoea are: decompensated heart failure pneumonia chronic obstructive pulmonary disease

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NeuroImaging

NeuroImaging. Dr. Norman Pay. CT. Transmission. CT. Transmission Density differences Ionizing radiation Iodinated contrast material Spatial resolution Fast scanning times and acquisition Appropriate in emergent situations, claustrophobic patients, body coverage

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Remote Anesthesia

Remote Anesthesia. Jessica A. Lovich-Sapola, MD 30 November 2005. Objectives. Understanding that the standards of anesthesia care and patient monitoring are the same regardless of location.

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HIT: A Real Threat or Artificial Epidemic?

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Radiograph Interpretation Basics

Radiograph Interpretation Basics. How X-rays are made. X-ray tube produces ionizing radiation Ionization can be damaging to tissues, especially when gonads, thyroids, and eyes are irradiated

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Chapter 14

Chapter 14. Urinary System & IVP(U). Urinary System. 2 __________ 2 Ureters 1 __________ 1 Urethra. Kidneys. Posterior Abdominal organs __________Organs Between ________and ___________ T11/12 and L3. Kidneys. In the ____ plane kidneys angled approx. _____

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Fluoroscopy and GI Contrast

Fluoroscopy and GI Contrast. Fluoroscopy. X-ray in ________________ Continuous ______________ ____________constant 5 minute timer. Protection. ALWAYS ________________ Thyroid shield ______________ Glasses Stand behind ________________ Unless you are helping pt.

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