Cross Sectional Radiology

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Cross sectional radiology. Image guided therapeutic injections are performed in the spine and joints. Cross sectional imaging is a discipline of radiology that encompasses the use of a number of advanced imaging techniques that feature in common the ability to image the body in cross section. Interactive anatomical atlas of the thorax abdomen and pelvis based on anatomical diagrams and cross sectional ct and mri imaging.
Images taken at different angles that are then computer processed to create cross sectional pictures or slices of the bones blood vessels and soft tissues inside your body. As axial cross sectional slices. This discipline typically focuses on the diagnosis and characterization of abnormalities of chest abdomen and pelvis.
Cross sectional interventional radiology csir provides cross sectional imaging ultrasound ct mri guided interventions primarily biopsies drainages and targeted tumor ablations. These images provide more detailed information than plain x rays. Cross sectional interventional radiology uses state of the art imaging such as ultrasonography ultrasound computed tomography ct and magnetic resonance imaging mri to diagnose and or treat a variety of medical conditions.
Cross sectional fellows will be trained in the comprehensive use and interpretation of the latest imaging techniques including 3 d imaging and will learn protocol design and development. 3t radiology research is a medical imaging diagnostic center that practices great medicine at an. Fellows will also learn indications and will become proficient in a wide variety of percutaneous interventional procedures.
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