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In the third blog of her series on AI and the radiographer, Shamie Kumar explores the impact on the radiographer when AI is integrated within an imagingmodality. The question to explore in this blog is when AI is integrated within an imagingmodality itself and how that may impact a radiographer.
Key Points: Weight Bearing (WB) radiographs are limited by 1) their 2D nature and 2) knee positioning. Weight Bearing CT (WBCT) imaging provides three dimensional (3D) images of the knee compartment that could allow for earlier detection of osteoarthritis (OA). X-Ray (XR) beam angle differs by person and can be unreliable.
Key Points: The most important advantage of weight bearing CT (WBCT), which utilizes cone beam CT (CBCT) technology (a three-dimensional (3D) imagingmodality) is immediate access to 3D images, resulting in faster and better diagnostic capabilities.
A snapshot of the life of a radiology trainee… Clinical Radiology is a specialty that involves utilising imagingmodalities to help clinicians in the management of patients across all branches of medicine and surgery. It is true that a typical day as a radiology trainee involves performing and interpreting routine imaging.
The Canvas of Medicine: Radiographic Film and Digital Sensors: The canvas on which these diagnostic images are painted has evolved. Radiographic film, once the primary medium, has given way to digital sensors. The Future Palette: Advancements in X-ray Artistry: The art of illumination in radiology is far from static.
after seeing the image. (2) Photoprint from radiograph by W.K. 3) In the early twentieth century, it was a common goal for investigators to try to find a way to separate the superimposed shadows that were recorded when a complex structure was shown on a radiograph. (3) 15) Radiologists needed a common means for sharing images.
Trauma : WBCT imaging is my preferred imagingmodality as well for ankle sprain, foot sprain, as well as any possible associated fractures. There is enough data demonstrating considerably improved assessment of mild syndesmotic instability using WBCT imaging, as well as mildly frank instability.
Breast cancer remains the most commonly diagnosed cancer among women in the U.S. i Thankfully, the field of breast screening is not static, and advancements are revolutionizing how we detect and diagnose the disease. Ultrasound rounds out the radiologist’s toolkit for supplemental imaging of women with dense breasts.
In the world of orthopedic diagnostics, imaging plays a crucial role in identifying deformities and planning surgical interventions. Conventional radiographs and MRIs have been the standard, but they come with limitations when it comes to understanding the complex, three-dimensional structure of the human body. Why Choose WBCT?
Key Points: Imagingmodalities such as plain radiographs (X-Ray), computed tomography (CT), and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), dont have the diagnostic accuracy needed to detect syndesmotic widening or subtle instability. Specimens were mounted in a frame that allowed simulated axial weight bearing.
What if X-ray imaging, the most prevalent and accessible imagingmodality in the world, could provide the information needed for diagnosis? The study could lead to radiographs providing an early window into disease manifestations that are currently undetected, thus leading to an earlier diagnosis of IPF.
3] To identify a causative vascular lesion, which may or may not be amenable or contraindicatory to thrombolysis Non-Contrast Head CT NCCT is usually the first imagingmodality obtained in the acute evaluation for stroke. Quant Imaging Med Surg. Radiographics. Within the thrombolysis window (<4.5 2014 Aug;4(4):282-90.
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