Radioacademy — Whole Body X-ray
- History of X-ray discovery
- X-ray tube construction
- Line-focus principle
- Bremsstrahlung radiation
- Characteristic radiation
- X-ray beam spectrum
- Heel effect
- Interactions with matter
- Beam filtration & HVL
- Radiation units & protection
- ALARA principle
- Conventional radiography
- Computed radiography (CR)
- Digital radiography (DR)
- Direct vs indirect detectors
- Portable X-ray systems
- Fluoroscopy principles
- Image post-processing
- Dual-energy radiography
- Digital tomosynthesis
- Magnification techniques
- Grid vs air-gap
- High-resolution imaging
- kVp & mAs selection
- Automatic exposure control
- Focal spot & sharpness
- Grid parameters
- Image contrast & noise
- Reject analysis
- By body region
- By projection
- By patient position
- Trauma vs non-trauma
- Pediatric vs adult
- Motion blur
- Quantum mottle
- Grid cutoff
- Double exposure
- Processing artifacts
- Cardiothoracic ratio
- Cobb angle
- Joint space width
- Long bone length
- Chest radiography
- Spine radiography
- Mandible, temporomandibular joint & temporal bone radiography
- Skull & facial bones radiography
- Paranasal sinuses & orbits radiography
- Abdomen & pelvis radiography
- Upper limb radiography
- Lower limb radiography
- Special & pediatric radiography
- Special radiographic procedures
- Contrast media studies
- Chest trauma
- Musculoskeletal injuries
- Infections
- Degenerative disorders
- Silhouette sign
- Air bronchogram
- Scottie dog sign
- Rigler sign
- Curriculum alignment
- Exam preparation
- Case-based learning
- Structured format
- Anatomy description
- Impression & conclusion
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