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include brain and spinal cord tumors, aneurysms (bulge at a weak point of an artery), bleeding inside the skull, some birth defects like hydrocephalus and spina befida, epilepsy and nerve damage due to injury . modern neurosurgery has benefited greatly from advances in computer assisted imaging (computed

tomography (ct), magnetic resonance imaging (mri), positron emisson tomography (pet), magnetoencephalography (meg)) and the development of stereotactic surgery. some neurosurgical procedures even involve the use of mri and functional mri intraoperatively. as one of the most research-oriented specialties...

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vascular access or infusion pump, with or without accessories, and other instruments and appliances such as laryngoscopes, stethoscopes, magill intubation forceps, and reusable intubation kits . ozone therapy, oxygen therapy, aerosol therapy, artificial respiration or other therapeutic respiration apparatus

such as: medical ventilators (artificial respiration apparatus) including both ventilator machines and compressible self-refilling ventilation bags also known as "bag valve mask" (bvm) ventilators, flow splitters, continuous positive airway pressure (cpap) units, bilevel positive airway pressure (bipap...

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complications of the disease. complications are associated with a high mortality, even with optimal management. contents signs and symptoms common uncommon complications causes most common less common pathology pathogenesis pathophysiology histopathology diagnosis differential diagnosis biochemical computed

tomography magnetic resonance imaging ultrasound treatment fluid replacement pain control bowel rest nutritional support oxygen antibiotics ercp surgery other measures classification by severity: prognostic scoring systems ranson score . at admission . at hours alternative ranson score apache ii score...

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healthcare is constantly growing. diseases are detected earlier and treatments become more effective. when its usage is expanded beyond the field of diagnostics, entering the arenas of prevention and therapy, it can significantly contribute to lowering costs in healthcare on a global scale. angiography computed...

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encyclopedia jump to navigation jump to search restriction of blood flow to the small intestine resulting in injury this article is about ischemia of the small bowel. for ischemia of the large bowel, see ischemic colitis . mesenteric ischemia other names mesenteric ischaemia, mesenteric vascular disease computed

tomography (ct) showing dilated loops of small bowel with thickened walls (black arrow), findings characteristic of ischemic bowel due to thrombosis of the superior mesenteric vein . specialty general surgery , vascular surgery , gastroenterology symptoms acute: sudden severe pain [ ] chronic: abdominal...

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cardiomyopathy atherosclerosis hypertension fibrosis ischemia lv dysfunction rare diseases vascular thrombosis prosthetic valves medical devices bioclinica leverages current imaging guidelines: american society of echocardiography society for cardiovascular magnetic resonance society of cardiovascular computed

tomography the society for cardiovascular angiography and interventions bioclinica's application of smart in cardiovascular imaging bioclinica advances clinical trials via smart — a robust suite of centralized medical imaging services designed to manage the complex imaging process from image receipt...

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biological imaging and incorporates radiology , which uses the imaging technologies of x-ray radiography , magnetic resonance imaging , ultrasound , endoscopy , elastography , tactile imaging , thermography , medical photography , and nuclear medicine functional imaging techniques as positron emission tomography

(pet) and single-photon emission computed tomography (spect). measurement and recording techniques that are not primarily designed to produce images , such as electroencephalography (eeg), magnetoencephalography (meg), electrocardiography (ecg), and others, represent other technologies that produce...

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resonance imaging and is a tried and tested investigation which has the advantage of not using ionising (x-ray based) radiation. some scans will require a contrast injection which does carry certain risks which your clinician can explain to you. example images are shown in the video here ct see computed

tomography. cardiology the clinical study and practice of treating the heart. chest x-ray pictures of the inside of the chest, mainly of the lungs, taken using high energy rays. computed tomography (ct) ct stands for computed tomography, an imaging technique used to visualise both the soft tissue and...

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