'Radiograph' presentation slideshows

Chapter 7

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Introduction to Radiographic Interpretation Special Emphasis on CXRs

Introduction to Radiographic Interpretation Special Emphasis on CXRs. Differential Absorption of X-rays. Dependent upon Physical density Atomic number Thickness Determine the gray scale of the radiograph

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Insulin Resistance in Children

Insulin Resistance in Children. Kellie Bryant. Introduction. Type 2 diabetes once considered a disease of adults has increased dramatically since 1980 in children. One third of all children less than 18 years of age diagnosed with diabetes have type 2.

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The Elbow

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Foot Stress Fractures

Foot Stress Fractures. Rachel Callis February 2, 2006 Radiology. Anatomy. Divisions Forefoot toes, metatarsals Midfoot 3 cuneiforms, cuboid, navicular Rearfoot talus, calcaneus Ankle tibia, fibula. Anatomy. Stress Fractures. Originally described in 1855

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Audio History

Audio History. Alan Missildine. The Phonograph, 1877. Thomas Edison was the inventor of the Phonograph which was the first device to playback the human voice. But the mystery remains that his assistants (Charles Batchelor and John Kruesi ) had accomplished the same before Edison.

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The Sternum

The Sternum . Things to know. Cassette 10 x 12 lengthwise Shield Marker Measures 29 Breathing technique for RAO Technique 65 KV @ 45 mAs Page 344-345. Positioning . Patient erect Arms at side Position patient oblique about 15-20 degrees to the right side.

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Technical Artifacts and Errors

Technical Artifacts and Errors. Chapter 11. Artifacts. Anything that decreases the quality of the radiograph resulting in difficult evaluation and interpretation. Problems with artifacts: Increases unnecessary re-takes May cause misdiagnosis. Consistent Artifacts.

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The Knee Joint

The Knee Joint. Type : Synovial, modified hinge Articular surfaces : Lower end femur, upper end tibia, & posterior surface of the patella. Capsule and Ligaments:. The capsule is thin: 1- In front : It is absent and replaced by quadriceps tendon, patella, and ligamentum patellae.

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Quadriceps Contusion with Myositis Ossificans

Quadriceps Contusion with Myositis Ossificans . Marie Bamer . Mechanism of Injury . Direct blow to quadriceps causing deep contusion Repeated blows to the same area. Signs and Symptoms. Pain in thigh ? flexion ? extension Inflammation Ecchymosis Hard mass if myositis ossifican.

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