CHECK THESE SAMPLES OF The main uses of Ultrasound in an imaging department and a vascular department
the main goal of the hospital is to provide a quality experience to its patients (Reiser and Andrea, 2008).... Diagnostic imaging and Herniated Nucleus Pulposus Name Institution Date Diagnostic imaging and Herniated Nucleus Pulposus Introduction Diagnostic imaging is the technologies used by doctors to look inside a human body in order to look any medical condition clues.... Types of diagnostic imaging include CT scans, X-rays, MRI scans, Ultrasound and nuclear medicine scans....
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02) presents that promoting professional behaviour is currently the main concern across the continuum of medical education.... This can be confirmed by an ultrasound crucial for determination of the exact location of the lamp, the nature of the lamp whether inflammation or blood clots.... - ultrasound is quite crucial, especially when abdominal aortic aneurysm among other conditions is suspected because it aids in measuring the size and other important aspects of the condition to help determine the risk for rapture....
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This report also briefly mentions the company's products and their uses.... This paper "Medical Terminology" discusses medical terminology by the company that is specializing in the manufacture and marketing of endoscope products of day to day use in multi-specialty hospitals.... hellip; Endoscopy an examination technique since the mid-1950s with the use of mirrors usually to view vocal cords directly has now been developed as a process to inspect the body parts through an optical instrument inserted onto the tubes or cavities to reach the body parts intended to be examined....
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These include digital pulse volume recordings; Doppler flow velocity waveform analysis; duplex ultrasonography, which combines B-mode imaging and pulse-wave Doppler examination; segmental pressure measurements; transcutaneous oximetry; stress testing, usually using a treadmill; and tests of reactive hyperemia (Mohler, III, 2003, 2306-2314)....
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The paper "the main uses of ultrasound in Actual Departments or Centres" highlights that the introduction of ultrasound into the medical profession was a great revolutionary act.... vascular sonographies are therefore important in helping doctors to view the flow of the blood and any blockages or constrictions in the vessels carrying it.... The Doppler technique helps in imaging the rate and direction of the flow of blood.... he type of sonography known as imaging is a noninvasive test method that enables medical practitioners to examine the internal organs of the body without necessarily cutting the patient open....
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nbsp;… The aims and objectives of this research are to establish and develop a Doppler ultrasound-based investigative modality with defined parameters to quantitate the extent of portal hypertension, hence the severity of the disease in patients with cirrhosis of the liver, where associated measurements of flow dynamics through the portal vein and esophageal varices may provide a predictive assessment of changes of variceal bleeding....
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This work called "3D Doppler Ultrasound" describes the developments of a number of 3D Doppler ultrasound imaging systems using free-hand, mechanical, and 2D array scanning techniques.... hellip; A technological breakthrough in this field has led to the advancement of ultrasonic imaging with the coming of the 3D ultrasound.... This novel approach in ultrasound imaging is speedily achieving extensive use with numerous applications.... 3D surmounts the limitations of 2D ultrasound imaging as this study will show....
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A functional design of an imaging and cancer facility is also required to be in line with the specific government regulations and codes that govern such facilities' construction in the locality while promoting convenience, comfort, energy conservation, and cost reduction.... The radiology department's available section will help approximately 60 patients per day about the number of persons expected to be served at the facility....
On the other hand, the nuclear medicine department, general/cardiac section will serve 15 patients per day while the Positron Emission Tomography (PET)/ Computed Tomography (CT) section will handle 50 patients per day....
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