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    service and operational stress. Although these practices of medical imaging are advancing technologically every year‚ the workload is escalating and also sometime leads to workforce shortage due to poor management and not having a proper strategy in place. (Lau‚ 2009). Most hospitals have now changed to digital or computed radiography‚ which are much faster imaging modalities as compared to the traditional conventional film and paper imaging. These hospitals can increase their patient throughput by simply

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    any existing X-ray imaging equipment used today and does not require film developers‚ processing chemicals or storage space. Another benefit is that digital X-ray images can be obtained almost instantly and their resolution‚ contrast and clarity are at least as good as those of film (Kermode-Scott‚2000). Conventional film can take generally 10-15 minutes to process. Its takes up a large amount of time and the processing chemicals can be a bit much to deal with. Digital imaging is also being touted

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    well-established outpatient diagnostic imaging facility. As the Administrator I was faced with having to make various decisions that utilized economics on a daily basis. The decisions that I would have to make would range from very simple to very complex purchases. Regardless of the amount of the purchase the same economic considerations were utilized prior to any purchases. Introduction In my previous position as Administrator for an outpatient imaging facility I was faced with various daily

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    Case Study Heart Disease

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    cigarettes a day for the last 10 years as in addition to 2 glasses of wine with dinner each night for as long as she can remember. While obtaining a past health history it is revealed that this client was diagnosed with breast cancer in 1996 at the age of 47. She underwent a right breast lumpectomy along with 4 shots of chemotherapy and 6 weeks of radiation. Mary reported visiting her oncologist routinely as well as her primary care physician. A review of Mary’s family history revealed that there

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    Becoming A Radiologist

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    The job of a radiologist requires them to carry out imaging procedures as specified by a physician. A radiologist needs to possess a solid list of skills along with practical know-how in applying and upholding the systems in order to obtain the imagery of the person’s insides. A radiologist scrutinizes the report and then deciphers the final results of CT scans‚ MRIs and x-rays. The salary of a radiologist could fairly be large and attractive but it is not so easy to attain. This is however‚ also

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    Suneel D. Kamath. A patient whom he refers to as “Ruth” was diagnosed with breast cancer at the age of 30. According to Doctor Kamath‚ initially Ruth had a “75 percent chance of staying free of breast cancer for the rest of her life.” Although the treatment would be very invasive‚ would have many side effects‚ and would be very harsh on her body‚ it would be the most effective in getting

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    they know that it is most important to do so. Three years ago‚ my mother was diagnosed with breast cancer. The news came as an utter shock to everyone‚ considering the fact that she was one of the healthiest and most active members of my family. She played tennis and practiced yoga at least four times a week; always ate healthy and organic foods‚ and on top of all this‚ there was barely any history of breast cancer on our family tree! Though her case was not as bad as others‚ it still required her

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    world ‚is driving the need for low cost ‚ high quality imaging service.The miniaturization of signal processing electronics continues to reduce the size of a ultrasound devices. Medical companies are manufacturing abroad in order to maximize product quality while keeping costs down. Global diagnostic imaging market is now sharing a significant pie of the medical device industry with increasing awareness about the early screening of disease. This has also compelled many players to invest in research

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    Cancer Prevention

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    done having kids before then. Due to the fact that I’m a woman‚ I need to be aware that I’m more likely to have osteoporosis and breast cancer. Personally‚ I know that I need to intake more dairy products so that I have a less likely chance of getting osteoporosis and that I need to self-check my breasts eventually and start having yearly mammograms in order to catch breast cancer in an early stage. Environment is something that I definitely have more control over. I’m kind of a “go-green” person

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    the investigations used to diagnose stroke Methods Used to Diagnose a stroke There are many different tests that can be carried out to help diagnose a stroke. The main way in which they are found is by using brain imaging so that they are able to pick up any visual issues. Brain imaging allows the doctors to understand whether the stroke was ischemic or hemorrhagic. It also allows them to determine how severe it was. Those who have suffered from a stroke must have a brain scan within 24hours to ensure

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