Articles, tagged with "magnetic resonance imaging mri", page 1
19th January 2012
Valvuloplasty in India
What is Valvuloplasty ?
Valvuloplasty is performed, in certain circumstances, to open a stenotic (stiff) heart valve. In valvuloplasty, a very small, narrow, hollow tube, or catheter, is advanced from a blood vessel in the...
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Author:
pankaj Nagpal
16th January 2012
Critical purpose medical rooms in UK hospitals, in addition to other health, diagnostic and treatment centres can house highly sensitive appartus. Equipment such as CT, MRI and PET scanners need to be kept at specific temperatures.
Conditions must be p...
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Author:
Steve Reeve
23rd September 2011
Spinal cord injuries are often serious and can result in paralysis and permanent disability. Although research continues in hopes of someday being able to repair these types of injuries, individuals who suffer an injury to this part of the back can still ...
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Author:
Art Jones
19th September 2011
What is a neurologist? Neurologists earn the title of medical doctor by graduating from an accredited four-year medical school and specialize in the treatment of and disorders of the nervous system. Upon graduation of a four-year medical school, prospecti...
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Author:
Art Jones
12th July 2011
With the tremendous leaps that the medical field makes each year it is evident that a lot of medical diagnoses and treatments are going to be made easier and faster in future. For several of its feats in fighting diseases, medical field owes to technology...
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Author:
Anoop
13th June 2011
The process of imaging of the blood vessels by x-ray readings, catheters, computed tomography or magnetic resonance imaging – MRI is called angiography. The imaging technique for body organs gives out the results in the form of angiogram. Traditionally, a...
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Author:
Ian Gould
09th June 2011
Adrenal adenomas are non cancerous tumors of the adrenal gland situated over the top of each kidney. They are benign and arise from the adrenal cortex which is the outer layer of the gland. This adrenal cortex generally makes hormones belonging to the ste...
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Author:
Ian Gould
07th June 2011
Neuroradiology is a medical field that involves diagnostic imaging of the human nervous system. Particular attention is focused on the head, neck and spine. A subspecialty of general radiology, neuroradiology uses many of the same imaging tools, such as c...
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Author:
Art Jones
01st June 2011
Are you seeking for a company that supplies undesirable credit credit cards? If indeed, then read this...Not everyone has a best credit score score. In reality, only a number of have these kinds of a high end. Bad credit score can transpire to any person ...
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Author:
randalso45
03rd May 2011
Any object that produces a magnetic field is considered to be a magnet. A magnetic field is the magnetically charged area surrounding a magnet. All magnets have a North pole and a South pole. Like poles repel each other and unlike poles attract each other...
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Author:
Marie Winston
04th April 2011
Methods through which digital imaging helps in medical research in the brain include Computerized Axial Tomography (CAT or CT), Positron Emission Tomography (PET), Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI), Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging (fMRI). Angiography...
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Author:
Adrianna N
29th March 2011
The impact of radiographs encompasses the meditative techniques in curing body pains such as masses, fractures, spondylolysis, and spondylolosthesis. The invention of radiographs spurred the use of axial imaging in medical applications of body pains.
U...
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Author:
Glen Wood - The Yoga Teacher
03rd March 2011
If you have had a breast biopsy then you know who your radiologist or breast surgeon is. If you had a cancer diagnosis you also know who your medical oncologist or radiation oncologist is. However, most patients who undergo a breast biopsy in northwest Ho...
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Author:
Lapbandsytem
25th February 2011
Here's another reason why overweight kids should exercise. It not only makes them fit but may also improve their math skills, suggests a new study.
According to the findings published in the journal 'Health Psychology,' when sedentary, overweight child...
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Author:
Prince Kumar
23rd February 2011
Clopidogrel is in the class of antiplatelet used to prevent strokes and heart attacks in high-risk patients. This medicine works by helping to prevent harmful blood clot to heart or in the body and maintains the normal blood flow to the heart, brain and o...
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Author:
Bhupinder Kaur Khera