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Radiology is a medical specialty that uses imaging to diagnose and treat diseases seen within the body.

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I'm a runner who was recently diagnosed with a stress fracture in my tibia. As dumb as it may sound, I can't seem to get my head wrapped around what a stress fracture actually is. Is it a hairline ...
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The term contrast gets thrown around alot but I always have a hard time understanding it. Can some please explain it to me. What is contrast in general when it refers to medical imaging? Second how ...
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https://www.researchgate.net/figure/1-Typical-values-of-relaxation-parameters-T1-and-T2-ms-for-Hydrogen-components-of_tbl1_291346848 I see from the table (various tables actually from diverse papers ...
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How do we differentiate the the truncus coeliacus from the superior mesenteric artery when looked at from an MRI in the axial plane? For example, the images that I attached, how can I differentiate 8 ...
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Does a 3T MRI have 3 Tesla as magnetic field strength related to the external superconducting constant magnetic field or does it also include the maximum magnetic field strength at the position where ...
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If the anode of the x-ray machine had a uniform rectangular shape that was directly facing the cathode (not angled), wouldn't there still be a heel effect? I think that the intensity of the x-ray ...
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Can radiography with gamma rays be used in medicine? If not, why not? Is it a technical issue (gamma rays are not easy to generate or detect for this purpose) or is it a safety issue (gamma rays are ...
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Recently i saw an ultrasound device which instead of displaying the image on a grayscale displayed the image on a color gradient scale from yellow (on the bright end) over red towards black (on the ...
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I was asked this question in a seminar ,while I have understood the basic process ,I could not find specific mention of any such "events" in the books I referred to(Perez and Brady;Hall) or ...
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During a literature search I stumbled upon this paper, which evaluated the diagnostic accuracy of ultrasonography for the detection of gallstones (compared to the gold standard cholecystectomy). Their ...
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"On ultrasound a gallbladder polyp is seen as an elevation of the gallbladder wall that protrudes into the lumen. (...) A clearly infiltrating or large mass should be treated as a gallbladder ...
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I am designing a radiation dosimeter, and I am trying to work out if it can detect the radiation rate/dose used in radiography procedures (with dosimeter placed on the patients body). I want to start ...
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I read an overview of urinary calculi imaging, but the text was not clear as to the benefits vs risks of using a contrast agent to support CT imaging. The text did discuss use of a contrast agent ...
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I would like to research cervical MRI and CT-angiography files of different people to understand more about cervical MRI and CT-angiography. I've only been able to find some other MRIs and CTs here: ...
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When performing an x-ray (in the UK specifically) does a radiologist use different settings based on which body part they are x-raying? Or do they have the machine on one setting for everyone? I'm ...
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