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Category Archives: Radiographic Contrast Examination/Special Procedures
Fast Facts On Different Skull Shapes
Did you know that human skull has different shapes? For Radiologic Technologists and Radiologists, identifying these differences in the shape of the skull is vital especially during radiographic positioning technique. Below are the most common Skull shapes and their brief description: Mesocephaly – average type of skull Brachycephaly - Short head, Premature craniosynostosis of
St. Luke’s Medical Center: 5th Postgraduate Course for Radiologic Technologists
St. Luke’s Medical Center Institute of Radiology is cordially inviting you to its 5th Postgraduate Course for Radiologic Technologists on February 24-25, 2012 at St. Luke’s Medical Center, Quezon City. Please see the program screen shots below:
HYPOTONIC DUODENOGRAPHY
HYPOTONIC DUODENOGRAPHY This was first introduced by Liotta. The procedure is used for the evaluation of: Post bulbar duodenal lesions To detect pancreatic diseases Abdominal mass affecting the C-Loop Hepatitis Preparation: Same as UGIS. Technique: - The patient is given a barium and gas producing tablets to


