Answers to pressing questions about changes in connection with the release of Order No. 29n from a representative of MedProf
We are starting a series of publications dedicated to answering pressing questions about changes due to
CT or X-ray: comparison, radiation exposure, advantages and disadvantages of radiation diagnostic methods
Currently, the main methods of radiation diagnostics are radiography, computed tomography (CT) and magnetic resonance imaging.
CT angiography of cerebral vessels with contrast: preparation, what does it show?
Computed tomography of cerebral vessels CT angiography of cerebral vessels allows one to study the state of the arterial
X-ray of the digestive system (esophagus, stomach, colon)
X-ray of the stomach is a diagnostic method for identifying functional disorders and diseases, allowing one to assess the size and
Synchronization and desynchronization of EEG signals
General description Electroencephalography (EEG) is a functional diagnostic method that allows you to assess the state of the brain
CT scan of the intestine: how to prepare when a CT scan of the intestine is needed, what does it show?
CT scan of the intestine is most often used as a diagnostic tool in the gastroenterological area. This method is non-invasive,
X-rays of light
Examination of a child's chest using x-rays - MEDSI
X-ray is a research method used to diagnose a particular disease, as well as
CT scan of the spine: what it shows, indications, differences from MRI
A CT scan uses x-rays to visualize the spine. During a CT scan of the spine, the patient will lie on
Computed tomography (CT) of the abdominal organs
Computed tomography of the abdominal organs is a method of examining internal organs, often used in modern
Carrying out fluorography
What is fluorography, can it be done for a cold?
Fluorography is a medical examination of the chest organs. It is carried out using X-rays,
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