'Pa chest' presentation slideshows

Principles of Radiology

Principles of Radiology. Daniel Podd RPA-C. Physics of Radiology. X-Rays produced by electron beam hitting tungsten film target Electrons strike film, metallic silver is precipitated if no obstruction to beam, resulting in bright film

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RDSC 233 Mid-term Review

RDSC 233 Mid-term Review The following slides highlight the information covered through the unit on the colon. 1. Terminology from the units 2. Review questions with answers 3. Index of pathology from each unit

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Chest Radiography LECTURE.2

Chest Radiography LECTURE.2. PLEASE TURN ALL CELL PHONES TO SILENT MODE. Learning Objectives. By the end of this Lecture the student will be able to:. List and identify the major anatomical structures of the chest List the common indications for chest radiography

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Welcome Medical Physicist Meeting November 9, 2004 2:00 - 5:00 p.m.

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Lung Cancer

Lung Cancer. Lung Cancer. The most common cancer worldwide, and the deadliest 1.37 million deaths worldwide (WHO 2008) 203,000 people diagnosed in the US each year, 158,000 deaths (CDC 2007). Risk Factors. Cigarette smoking Smokers are 10-20 times more likely to get lung cancer

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Comparison of Posteroanterior chest X-ray with thin slice HRCT for detection of pneumoconiosis

Comparison of Posteroanterior chest X-ray with thin slice HRCT for detection of pneumoconiosis Ann Murray 3 , Marek Mikulski 1 , Miriam B. Zimmerman 2 , Laurence Fuortes 1 1 Department of Occupational and Environmental Health, College of Public Health, The University of Iowa, Iowa City, IA

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David Zamora, MS Medical Physicist University of Washington Medical Center, Department of Radiology Diagnostic Imaging

May 31, 2012. Basic Concepts in Radiography: Geometry, Contrast, Scatter. David Zamora, MS Medical Physicist University of Washington Medical Center, Department of Radiology Diagnostic Imaging Section A copy of this lecture is available at: http://courses.washington.edu/radxphys/.

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