Medical Imaging techniques (Radiology)
Medical imaging techniques can be broadly grouped into those which use ionizing radiation versus those that do not. The ionizing radiation group consists of those images created by the use of x-rays or gamma rays. [http://www.yale.edu/imaging/techniques/ionizing_vs_nonionizing/index.html]
In the
African region (Radiology)
1. Radiological Society of South Africa
2. South Africa Journal of radiology
3. PET CT Guidelines as produced by the Radiological Society of
South Africa (v2008.1)
4. RSSA PET-CT Guidelines version 2 - August 2013
5. Radiation protection Authority of Zimbabwe
Some books and websites online on Radiology include:
Diagnostic imaging modalities - Ionizing vs
non-ionizing radiation
Radiology Education Foundation (Focus on
Low-Income Countries)
This site has a focus on India but there is
much that is applicable to the developing country environment. The site
includes "online" lectures and weekly quizzes that are useful for
continuing education. It also includes an extensive, subject based list of
"reviewed" links. The site is maintained by the Radiology Education
Foundation, India.
Radiology education- Breast radiology, fetal radiology,
pediatric radiology, nuclear medicine, musculoskeletal radiology, genitourinary,
general radiotherapy, cardiovascular radiotherapy, radiology –physics and
biology, safety, ultrasound, and also radiology research.
Some books on radiology, radiotherapy and
medical imaging techniques.
C. Carl Jaffe, Patrick J. Lynch-Cardiothoracic
Imaging-
Yale University School of Medicine, 2006
Eugene C Lin et al.-Radiology
Medscape Reference-WebMD, 2011
Joseph P. Hornak-Basics of MRI,2004
Essentials in Oncologic Imaging What
Radiologists Need to Know
Richard Baron
PDF | 61 Pages | English
This note explains following topics in
radiology with images: Liver Malignancies, HCC without cirrhosis, Dysplastic
Nodules, MRI signal intensities, Hypovascular Nodules, Liver
Transplantation,False Positive CT Diagnosis, Cholangiocarcinoma, Liver
Metastases, Biliary Hamartomas, Liver Specific Contrast Agents, Cystic
Metastases and Liver Tumors.
Lieberman's eRadiology—Lieberman-Online-This lecture note contains, interactive
Tutorials in Radiology, radiology classics Collection, learning Lab, living
Anatomy and primary care radiology.
Introduction to Radiology An Online interactive
tutorial-University of Virginia
Covers: Chest Radiology, ICU Chest Films, High Resolution Chest CT, CT
Pulmonary Angiography, Cardiac MRI, Cardiac Radiography, Radionuclide
Localization, Plain Chest Radiograph, Cross-sectional Thorax, Gastrointestinal Radiology, Genitourinary
Radiology, Emergency Body CT, Emergency Ultrasound, Testicular Ultrasound,
Plain Abdominal Radiograph, Cross-sectional Abdomen, Cross-sectional Female Pelvis
and Cross-sectional Male Pelvis.
Other
similar such books are found on
[http://www.freebookcentre.net/medical_text_books_journals/radiology_ebooks_online_texts_download.html
]
In our Library Book Collection we also have:
1 1. Clinical Doppler Ultrasound by P Allan
2. Obstetrics and gynaecology ultrasound: a self-assessment guide
by Ola-Ojo.
3. Imaging for students by Lisle
4. Chesney’s radiographic imaging by J Ball and T Price
5. 5. Clarks pocket handbook for Radiographers by Sloane
6. Marking sense of the Echocardiography By A R Houghton
7. Accident and Emergency X-rays made easy by Begg
8. Manual of radiological differential diagnosis
G
( most of these books, especially the new copies were donated by Book Aid International
hhttp://www.bookaid.org .Please keep up the good work, you keep our library going)
hhttp://www.bookaid.org .Please keep up the good work, you keep our library going)
For these and more on Imaging, radiology and related topics please visit our library located 3rd flour, Main Block, Mpilo Hospitals, Bulawayo.
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