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Bone density refers to the concentration of calcium and other minerals in your bones. The bone density is calculated per the mineral’s mass divided by the bone’s volume. Higher bone density means stronger and healthier bones. However, bone density may reduce due to several factors such as age, pregnancy, bone degenerative diseases, repeated trauma, side […]
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Ultrasound imaging or sonography is an advanced innovation in the field of medicine. Typically they are best known for capturing images of the growing fetus. However, this imaging test is beneficial in vascular medicine as a primary diagnostic tool that creates live images of blood flow in your vessels. But why should you do the
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Since 1896, diagnosis and treatment planning has improved drastically. The introduction of fluoroscopy by Enrico Salvioni into the field of medicine has helped greatly in improving the identification of dental diseases and disorders and understanding the real-time need for treatment protocol. However, fluoroscopy was limited in dental procedures due to the high radiation. As image
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X-rays and Fluoroscopy are two popularly used techniques for diagnosing diseases and illnesses. These imaging-based diagnostic techniques help the doctor get a clear image of what’s happening within the body. These procedures create a film or a set of images that help the doctor see the bones and the body’s internal structure. But, it is
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Since the olden days, radiography has been a popular mode of diagnosis and checking the internal structures of the human body. They greatly help the doctors understand what is happening within the body and confirm their diagnosis. It also helps them identify if any other concerns might have been missed during the preliminary diagnosis. The
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Radiography is a popular way of taking X-rays that help in image production of the internal organs of the body. This helps the doctor to get the correct diagnosis and identify the problem accurately. Traditional X-rays have been in practice since the 1900s. However, they are being actively replaced by digital radiography. The main reasons
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Doctors often rely on advanced diagnostic tools for better diagnosis and treatment planning. It is important to check out the X-rays before proceeding with any treatment. This not only helps in confirming the preliminary diagnosis but is also beneficial in identifying if there are any other related complications. X-ray imaging uses X-ray photons and creates
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A doctor may request a breast ultrasound to look for tumors or other abnormalities identified during a physical examination, mammography, or breast MRI. Ultrasound is non-harmful, safe, and radiation-free. What is breast ultrasound? A breast ultrasound imaging procedure uses sound waves to look within your breasts. A breast ultrasound creates finely detailed images of the
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You tested yourself for pregnancy, and the results were positive. What are your next plans to ensure your kid receives the finest care? Most patients get an ultrasound, a painless diagnostic procedure, at least once during standard prenatal care. High-frequency sound waves enter the uterus and then radiate back as the embryo or fetus vibrations.
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Getting X-rays is safe, but it is not entirely harmless. X-rays are ionizing radiation, which means they have enough energy to knock electrons out of atoms in your body. When you get an X-ray, the radiation passes through your body, and some of the energy is absorbed by your cells. When this happens, chemical bonds
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