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RADIOLOGY introduction Dr. Mohamed Abukar Sharif (Dr.MASH)
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Part I Ordering schemes Part II X-rays Scan Part III Chest Abdominal Urinaty Musculoskeletal Head and Neck Outline of course
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Part IV Imaging anatomy and pathology Neuroimaging
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The following is a list of Pt. symptoms accompanied by the imaging studies that may be beneficial for arriving at an accurate diagnosis. PART IOrdering Schemes
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Ordering Schemes conti….
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CT/MRI Comparison
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Anatomical structures to check: Trachea and bronchi Hilar structures Lung zones Pleura Lung lobes and fissures Costophrenic angles Diaphragm Heart Mediastinum Soft tissues Bones Below diaphragm and hidden areas
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Check the patient's identity Note the image date and time Note the image projection: Check if a posterior anterior (PA) or anterior posterior (AP) projection was used, and note if the patient was standing, sitting or supine? Was the mobile X-ray machine used? The image annotations are often useful: This is a mobile chest X-ray taken with the patient supine, at 11.25 am in the resuscitation room. The patient's name, ID number and date of birth are annotated. Note the side marker is correct.
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Metal (bright white) Bone/mineral (white) Fluid/soft tissue (grey) Fat (dark gray) Air (black) The five basic radiographic densities
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Metal and mineral density
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Time (reduce to a minimum the time you spend around an X-ray source) Distance(X-ray dose is inversely proportional to the distance squared) Shielding (aprons composed of metal that block x-rays) The three key elements of radiation safety
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X-ray can dislodge electrons from the shell of an atom. This results in the production of an ion (free radical is an unstable molecule with an extra electron. Free radicals become stable by donating their extra electron to other molecules within cells of the body. What can happen when people are exposed to radiation?
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This process permanently damages protein, DNA and other vital molecules. Among the ill effects reported from radiation exposure are birth defects, cancer and cataracts. Cont….
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In case of pneumonia and dehydration order the x-ray of chest Ordering an X-ray
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Any question Thank you for the attention