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Radiology

RADIOLOGY. Radiology. Radiology. Radiology. Dr / Anwar Abd-Elgayed Ebeed. Assistant Professor Telephone no / 0534024566 E-mail anwerandsafa@yahoo.com anwerandsafa@hotmail .com. RADIOLOGY AND DIAGNOSTIC IMAGING. 1 st Lecture. DIAGNOSTIC IMAGING. Plain X ray Myelography CT scan

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  1. RADIOLOGY Radiology Radiology Radiology

  2. Dr / Anwar Abd-Elgayed Ebeed Assistant Professor Telephone no / 0534024566 E-mail anwerandsafa@yahoo.com anwerandsafa@hotmail .com

  3. RADIOLOGY AND DIAGNOSTIC IMAGING 1st Lecture

  4. DIAGNOSTIC IMAGING • Plain X ray • Myelography • CT scan • MRI scan • Ultrasound • Isotope Study e.g. Bone scan • Angiogram

  5. Plain x ray CT Ultrasonography

  6. CT MRI Myelography

  7. Ultrasonography Bone scan

  8. Radiology & Diagnostic Imaging Overview • X-Rays • High-energy electromagnetic waves • Travel in straight lines • Shorter wave length than visible light • Able to penetrate solid materials of varying densities • Capable of exposing a photographic plate (x-ray film) • Much the same way as a camera exposes film

  9. Radiology & Diagnostic Imaging Overview (continued) • X-Rays (continued) • Used to visualize internal organs and structures of body • Provide valuable means for verifying presence of illness or disease • Radiology • Study of the diagnostic and therapeutic uses of x-rays

  10. Radiology & Diagnostic Imaging Overview (continued) • X-Rays (continued) • Used to visualize internal organs and structures of body • Provide valuable means for verifying presence of illness or disease • Radiology • Study of the diagnostic and therapeutic uses of x-rays

  11. PROCEDURES AND TECHNIQUES RADIOLOGY AND DIAGNOSTIC IMAGING

  12. Angiocardiography(Cardiac Catheterization) • Pronounced • (an-jee-oh-kar-dee-OG-rah-fee) • (CAR-dee-akkath-eh-ter-ih-ZAY-shun) • Defined • A specialized diagnostic procedure in which a catheter is introduced into a large vein or artery, usually of an arm or a leg, and is then threaded through the circulatory system to the heart

  13. Angiocardiography

  14. Angiography • Pronounced • (an-jee-OG-rah-fee) • Defined • A series of x-ray films allowing visualization of internal structures after the introduction of a radiopaque substance

  15. Coronary angiography MRI angiography

  16. Cerebral Angiography • Pronounced • (seh-REE-bral an-jee-OG-rah-fee) • (SER-eh-bral an-jee-OG-rah-fee) • Defined • Injection of a radiopaque contrast medium into an arterial blood vessel (carotid, femoral, or brachial) to make visualization of the cerebral vascular system via x-ray possible

  17. Cerebral Angiography

  18. Renal Angiography • Pronounced • (REE-nal an-jee-OG-rah-fee) • Defined • X-ray visualization of the internal anatomy of the renal blood vessels (blood vessels of the kidney) after injection of a contrast medium

  19. Renal angiography

  20. Arteriography • Pronounced • (ar-tee-ree-OG-rah-fee) • Defined • X-ray visualization of arteries following the introduction of a radiopaque contrast medium into the blood stream through a specific vessel by way of a catheter

  21. Hepatic arteriography

  22. Arthrography • Pronounced • (ar-THROG-rah-fee) • Defined • The process of taking x-rays of the inside of a joint, after a contrast medium has been injected into the joint • Contrast medium makes the inside of the joint visible

  23. Arthrography

  24. Barium Enema (BE) • Pronounced • (BAH-ree-um EN-eh-mah) • Defined • Infusion of a radiopaque contrast medium, barium sulfate, into the rectum • Contrast medium is retained in lower intestinal tract while x-ray films are obtained of the lower GI tract

  25. Barium Enema (BE)

  26. Barium Swallow(Upper GI Series) • Pronounced • (BAH-ree-um SWALL-oh) • Defined • Oral administration of a radiopaque contrast medium, barium sulfate, which flows into the esophagus as the person swallows • X-rays are taken as barium sulfate flows into the upper GI tract

  27. Bronchography • Pronounced • (brong-KOG-rah-fee) • Defined • Bronchial examination via x-ray following the coating of the bronchi with a radiopaque substance

  28. Bronchography Main air way ronchgraphy

  29. Cholangiography(Intravenous) • Pronounced • (koh-lan-jee-OG-rah-fee) • (in-trah-VEE-nus) • Defined • Visualizing and outlining of the major bile ducts following an intravenous injection of a contrast medium

  30. Cholangiography

  31. Cholangiography(Percutaneous Transhepatic) • Pronounced • (koh-lan-jee-OG-rah-fee) • (per-kyoo-TAY-nee-us trans-heh-PAT-ik) • Defined • Examination of the bile duct structure using a needle to pass directly into an intrahepatic bile duct to inject a contrast medium • Also known as PTC or PTHC

  32. Percutaneou cholangiography

  33. Cholangiopancreatography(Endoscopic Retrograde) • Pronounced • (koh-lan-jee-oh-pan-kree-ah-TOG-rah-fee) • (en-doh-SKOP-ic RET-roh-grayd) • Defined • Procedure that examines the size of and the filling of the pancreatic and biliary ducts through direct radiographic visualization with a fiberoptic endoscope

  34. Endoscopic Retrograde

  35. Cholecystography(Oral) • Pronounced • (koh-lee-sis-TOG-rah-fee) • Defined • Visualization of the gallbladder through x-ray following the oral ingestion of pills containing a radiopaque iodinated dye

  36. Cholecystography

  37. Cineradiography • (Pronounced) • (sin-eh-ray-dee-OG-rah-fee) • Defined • Diagnostic technique combining the techniques of fluoroscopy, radiography, and cinematography by filming the images that develop on a fluorescent screen with a movie camera

  38. Cineradiography

  39. Computed Axial Tomography (CT, CAT) • Pronounced • (kom-PEW-ted AK-see-al toh-MOG-rah-fee) • Defined • A painless, noninvasive diagnostic x-ray procedure using ionizing radiation that produces a cross-sectional image of the body

  40. Computed Axial Tomography (continued)

  41. Computed Axial Tomography

  42. Abdominal CT

  43. Voiding Cystourethrography • Pronounced • (VOYD-ing sis-toh-yoo-ree-THROG-rah-fee) • Defined • X-ray visualization of the bladder and urethra during the voiding process, after the bladder has been filled with a contrast material

  44. Cystourethrography

  45. Digital Subtraction Angiography (DSA) • Pronounced • (DIJ-ih-tal sub-TRAK-shun an-jee-OG-rah-fee) • Defined • X-ray images of blood vessels only, appearing without any background, due to the use of a computerized digital video subtraction process

  46. Angiography

  47. Renal angiogram Renal CT angiogram

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