Titlebook: CT Colonography for Radiographers; A Guide to Performan Joel H. Bortz,Aarthi Ramlaul,Leonie Munro Book 20161st edition Springer Internation

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Joel H. Bortz,Aarthi Ramlaul,Leonie MunroSpecifically meets the needs of radiographers and radiography students.Covers all aspects of the radiographer’s role in performing and interpreting CT colonography.Depicts a wide range of CTC findings

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-82270-3ologists. There are none specifically for radiographers and students. Given an already worldwide burdened radiology workload it could be argued that there is a need for radiographers to be trained in preliminary reading of CTC images.CTC is a minimally invasive, fast, safe and accurate screening exa

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Die Entflechtung des Unternehmensould be a straightforward process, but language and culture barriers often present challenges. Patient-centered communication is an interactive process in which patients are treated with respect and dignity. Verbal and nonverbal communications are both important when providing patients with informat

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The Fragile Ethics of Web Accessibilitycient information about all aspects of the examination, including the risks involved. It is the responsibility of the radiographer performing CTC examinations, therefore, to ensure that patients have been provided with the necessary information, including related risks, to enable informed consent to

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The Fragile Ethics of Web Accessibilityis its ability to obtain 2D sections and 3D volume representations of the human body, with greatly improved contrast discrimination between tissues. This is enabled by a rotating X-ray tube and detector array which obtain multiple image projections during scanning. Much CT development occurred via a

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The Fragile Ethics of Web Accessibilityide. Computed tomography has its own dose quantities, including the computed tomography dose index (CTDI) and its variations, as well as the dose-length product (DLP). The measurement and use of these quantities is described in this chapter. The CTDI is often substituted as the patient dose, but in

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