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Transfer of radiographs

British Dental Journal, 1999
Dental radiographs constitute 25% of all exposures made in the UK and therefore in terms of radiation protection the population risk is not insignificant. Paragraph 11 of The Core of Knowledge in the Schedule to the Protection of persons undergoing medical examination or treatment (POPUMET) regulations specifies the importance of using existing ...
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A Method of Recording Radiographic Positions on the Radiograph

The British Journal of Radiology, 1955
Radiographs are usually identified by one of two methods, radiographic or photographic. In the former, the information is radiographed on to the film during the examination by means of lead letters or numbers placed on the cassette. In the latter, it is photographed on to an unexposed portion of the radiograph before processing.
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Radiographic progression in non-radiographic axial spondyloarthritis

Expert Review of Clinical Immunology, 2018
Non-radiographic axial spondyloarthritis (nr-axSpA) represents a subtype of axial spondyloarthritis (axSpA) with no significant structural damage in sacroiliac joints and spine. In addition, patients with nr-axSpA demonstrate a substantial burden of illness, and a considerable share of them might progress to radiographic axSpA (r-axSpA) over time.
Mikhail Protopopov, Denis Poddubnyy
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Presentation of the Radiograph

The British Journal of Radiology, 1953
It is probably fair to say that every radiologist has at some time been dissatisfied with the way in which his work has been reproduced, and that radiographs generally are among the worst illustrations in medical literature. There are reasons for this, but there are also methods whereby the situation may be improved.
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A Gamma-radiograph

The British Journal of Radiology, 1956
The possibility of using radioactive isotopes as sources of radiation for medical radiography has been raised by several writers in recent years (Mayneord, 1952; Untermeyer, Spedding, Daene, Powell and Hasterlik, 1954). Only a very few of the many known isotopes fulfil the requirements of sources for this purpose.
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Radiographer non-medical prescribing: independence and implications for practice

Journal of Prescribing Practice, 2019
Non-medical prescribing is not a new initiative in healthcare. The modernisation of the NHS, strained workforces in radiotherapy and clinical oncology and the recognition that the role of the radiographer extends across the entire patient pathway has ...
M. Cain
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Interpretation of Radiographs

1982
The basic purpose of radiographic inspection is to obtain information about abnormalities in the specimen. These abnormalities may be flaws in metal (e.g. cracks, inclusions), errors in assembly, wrongly-positioned components or dimensional errors, and may or may not be significant. An understanding of the image provided assumes therefore that an image
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Modified Model of Radiographer Scheduling Problem for Sequential Optimization

IEEE International Conference on Industrial Engineering and Engineering Management, 2018
Radiographers/radiology technicians, who operate medical image diagnostic apparatuses used for examination and treatment of patients in hospitals, are limited human resources.
T. Miyamoto, K. Hidaka
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Radiographic Evaluation

Veterinary Clinics of North America: Small Animal Practice, 1998
The bulk of the tooth, that is, the root and most of the periodontium, can be visualized only by means of radiographs. Consequently, a lot of pathology remains undiscovered if clinical examination does not involve radiography. Although lesions such as caries can be recognized without radiography, the full extent of the lesions, and whether pulpal and ...
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