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The term
Biopsy
refers to a medical test where cells or tissue are removed
for examination, and are subsequently studied by microscope
or analyzed chemically for diagnosis.
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Bone Densitometry is the leading diagnostic tool
for osteoporosis, which affects a staggering ten million
adults in the U.S. alone, 80% of which are women.
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A
CT Scan, also known as
Computerized Tomography, is a highly sophisticated
combination of x-ray and computer technology used to produce
a series of cross- sectioned images of your body.
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The
general use of X-ray
technology in radiology pertains to
electromagnetic radiation that is capable of creating an
image of your internal structure, with the resulting photo
showing contrast differences between areas of high density
and low density.
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Fluoroscopy is an
imaging technique commonly used to obtain real-time images
of the internal structures of a patient through the use of a
fluoroscope.
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Mammography is the
most effective tool in both the screening and diagnosis of
breast cancer, and is currently the only imaging technique
that reduces the risk of breast cancer through early
detection.
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MRI, or Magnetic Resonance Imaging, is the use of
radio frequencies and a powerful magnetic field to align the
hydrogen atoms in your body, which produces an extremely
detailed internal image.
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MRA, or Magnetic Resonance
Angiography, is a noninvasive procedure which concentrates
on the blood vessels of the body- it can monitor blood flow
as well reveal the condition of the blood vessel walls.
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PET/CT stands for the
combination of Positron Emission Tomography/ Computerized
Tomography into a single, non-invasive test that shows the
chemical functioning and behavior of organs and tissues.
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Ultrasound imaging,
also called sonography, is a painless and noninvasive
procedure used to visualize the inside of the human body
through the use of high-frequency sound waves.
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The
general use of X-ray
technology in radiology pertains to
electromagnetic radiation that is capable of creating an
image of your internal structure, with the resulting photo
showing contrast differences between areas of high density
and low density.
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Interventional
Radiology (sometimes known as vascular and
interventional radiology), is a subspecialty of
radiology in which minimally invasive procedures
are performed with the guidance of imaging technology.
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Neuroradiology
is a subspecialty of radiology which is concentrated on the
nervous system, spine, head and neck. In general,
neuroradiology encompasses the imaging and diagnosis of an
extremely wide range of abnormalities, diseases and
disorders
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Nuclear medicine
is a subspecialty of radiology that uses
radiopharmaceuticals, taken intravenously or
orally by a patient, which can localize to specific organs
or cellular receptors.
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