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Rise in obesity complicates imaging.(RESEARCH & TECHNOLOGY)
The increasing prevalence of obesity in the United States is leading to a rise in the number of inconclusive diagnostic imaging exams, according to a study in the August issue of . . .

Radiofrequency ablation of liver and lung tumors.(CE DIRECTED READING)
After completing this article, the reader should be able to: * Discuss the history of radiofrequency ablation (RFA) and the principles behind its use. * Describe various RFA equipment models. . . .

Contrast studies.(CE: DIRECTED READING)(includes "Continuing Education Quiz" and statistical tables)
After completing this article, readers should be able to: * Describe patient rights of contrast administration and why they are important. * State the proper methods and indications for . . .

Calendar.(Calendar)
Calendar carries announcements concerning events, meetings and educational offerings of interest to radiologic technologists. Notices are published selectively on the basis of reader service vs . . .

Collaborative learning in radiologic science education.
Context Radiologic science is a complex health profession, requiring the competent use of technology as well as the ability to function as part of a team, think critically, exercise . . .

Agenesis of the corpus callosum: neonatal sonographic detection.
Context Agenesis of the corpus callosum is a rare congenital midline brain abnormality that can disrupt normal cognitive progression. Primary complete agenesis usually occurs earlier in . . .

The blob, the line and the shadow.(TECHNICAL QUERY)(radiology)(Column)
The Problem Radiologic technology has journeyed from the discovery of x-rays in 1895 to present-day digital imaging in filmless departments. This particular film was taken at a time somewhere . . .

Alternate trauma shoulder projection.(ON THE JOB)
Traumatic shoulder dislocations occur in approximately 11 out of every 100 000 injuries and account for more than half of the major joint dislocations seen in the emergency department (ED). Using . . .

Advantages of hiring a radiologist assistant.(MY PERSPECTIVE)(Column)
As we move into a new era of diagnostic medical imaging with technologically advanced equipment and systems, we face an even larger dilemma in the staffing arena. When the demand for imaging . . .

Calling all aces.(EDITOR'S NOTE)(Editorial)
While my father doesn't have a Jeopardy trophy on his mantle, he prides himself in his knowledge of many different topics. If asked, "How in the world did you know that?" he would probably jokingly . . .

Your first mammogram/Su primera mamografia.(PATIENT PAGE)
There's a good reason 25 million mammograms, or low-dose x-ray images of the breast, are performed annually. Mammography is the best way of finding breast cancer during its early, more treatable . . .

Pulmonary embolism imaging.(DIRECTED READING)
After completing this article, the reader should be able to: * Discuss the pathophysiology of pulmonary embolism. * Discuss the classic symptoms of pulmonary embolism and ways to diagnose . . .

Cardiovascular imaging using CT and MR.(DIRECTED READING)
After reading the information presented, readers should be able to: * Define cardiovascular disease and the complications caused by atherosclerosis. * Recognize the complex anatomy of the . . .

Calendar.(Calendar)
Sept 7-9 Iowa Iowa Society of Radiologic Technologists Harrah's, Council Bluffs www.isrt.org Sept 13-15 Michigan Michigan Society of Radiologic Technologists Best Western Valley . . .

Understanding osteoporosis prevalence in Hispanic women.
There is a great deal of variability in the prevalence of osteoporosis across different populations. The variability is so great that diagnosis and management of this disease is not considered . . .

Radiography student perceptions of clinical stressors.
The study of workplace stress in the health care field gained attention in 1977 after the National Institute of Safety and Health (NIOSH) identified health care occupations as some of the most . . .

Abdominal artifact.(TECHNICAL QUERY; radiology)
Under the right conditions, imaging of the abdomen is a relatively easy examination. The patient imaged in Figure 1, however, was confused and disorientated, so the radiologic technologist did not . . .

Trends in the health care workplace.(SPECIAL REPORT)
A little more than 2 years ago, the American Society of Radiologic Technologists (ASRT) embarked on a research project called FutureScan. The goal of the project was to identify major trends and . . .

Holmblad variations.(ON THE JOB; knee radiology)
In Chicago during the summer of 1936, Edward C. Holmblad, M.D., was perplexed about the complexities involved in making an accurate knee diagnosis. He was concerned because specific pathologic . . .

Answers to Directed Reading Quizzes DRI0004009 and DRI0004010.
Directed Reading Quiz DRI0004009 "Biological Effects of Diagnostic Imaging" and Quiz DRI0004010 "PACS Integration and Work Flow" were published in the Vol. 75, No. 5 issue of Radiologic Technology. . . .

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