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X-rays have lower energy, though they are both dangerous.

an x-ray after it has been repaired

It is not really. The problem is you are shooting radiation into peoples body and this is how breaks or objects appear. So it really is not safe.

The butt is mostly soft tissue, so normally it wouldn't be much there to x-ray. But you might have something going on with/in your lower spine, pelvis or hips, which might benefit from an x-ray.

In which case the precedure would be as with pretty much any x-ray. Get on the table, have the radiation source above you and the plate below. Get irradiated. Wait while the plate is developed. Listen to the doctor interpret the image.

Particles other than air not commonly seen in the chest that has yet to be confirmed. Improper handling of films during developing process at times can contribute to such. Another xray view (apicolordotic) can help confirm the unknown particles.

X-ray

No,The production of x rays is a reverse process of photoelectric effect. X rays are produced when target metal is bombarded by electrons while in photoelectric effect, the electron are produced when light waves are incident on a metal surface.

If an abnormal growth is seen on a barium enema, the patient is usually sent to a specialist who will investigate the options of removing the growth. Sometimes further investigations such as a colonoscopy (a tube with a camera is inserted rectally to visualize the area) or/and a biopsy will need to be done to determine the nature of the growth.

On high-resolution CT of the lung, ground-glass opacity may represent a spectrum of diseases ranging from isolated interstitial abnormalities to isolated alveolar filling, and frequently represents entities involving both parenchymal compartments [1, 2, 3]. Ground-glass opacity has been described as a potential finding in virtually all neoplastic, infectious, and inflammatory conditions involving the pulmonary parenchyma. Not surprisingly, the specificity of this finding in a given case is limited, and even when it is correlated with the clinical setting, a wide differential diagnosis may be applicable. In many instances, ground-glass opacity is a secondary finding in which associated abnormalities including nodules or masses, interstitial changes, and consolidation contribute to a given diagnosis. Well-known examples include the halo sign of invasive aspergillosis and crazy paving in alveolar proteinosis [4, 5]. Furthermore, anatomic distribution of the ground-glass opacity at a lobular level can be used to suggest a diagnosis [6]. Centrilobular distributions are readily recognized in hypersensitivity pneumonitis and panlobular distributions in Pneumocystis carinii pneumonia [7, 8]. ( maybe you got an HIV )

Getting an x-ray wouldn't hurt you...I have hurt my ankle many times and normally if it is still bothering me after a couple of days I will go get it checked out...you could have some further damage to either you ligaments or tendons or even a nerve that is creating the pain that you are feeling.

Luffy's scar is cause by Akainu during the war in Marine HQ against Whitebeard. Read Manga Chapter 578 page 10-11 where Jimbei is holding Luffy when they got attacked by Akainu in mid-air, his attack went through Jinbei and hit Luffy in the chest. ChaCha! .By the way the ocean arc was a filler so it doesnt really count as the real reason unless you dont really follow the proper story and follow the anime filler arcs instead.

Costophrenic angles are the corners formed where the diaphragm meets the rib cage in a chest X-ray. They are important anatomical landmarks used to assess for fluid accumulation, such as pleural effusion, which can cause blunting of these angles. A normal costophrenic angle is sharp and well-defined, while blunting or obscuration may indicate pathology. Evaluating these angles helps in diagnosing various respiratory and cardiac conditions.

It will depend on who says it, but often "plain x-ray" or "plain film" images are used to describe procedures using xray excluding things like CT or Fluoroscopy. If a single images is taken it will usually be considered "plain".

A baby x-ray tetra, scientifically known as Astyanax mexicanus, is a small freshwater fish native to Mexico and parts of Central America. It is characterized by its transparent body, which allows visibility of its internal organs, resembling an x-ray effect. This unique trait makes it a popular species for aquarium enthusiasts and educational purposes. Baby x-ray tetras typically grow to about 1.5 inches in length and thrive in schools, making them social and interactive pets.

They are always shown with colors that are not the true colors of the objects that were photographed


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They are always displayed in false color.

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A total of four x rays, two of each breast, are taken for a screening mammogram.

According to Stedman's Radiology Words Includes Nuclear Medicine & Other Imaging, Fourth Edition, it is frogleg lateral view.

they are the same as air port scanners but way more powerful to see Thu steel that con. are made of they can also have radiation detectors on them to check for dirty or nuke bombs

Metal is denser, and not as easily penetrated by x-rays as fingernails are.

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X-ray production whenever electrons of high energy strike a heavy metal target, like tungsten or copper. When electrons hit this material, some of the electrons will approach the nucleus of the metal atoms where they are deflected because of there opposite charges. This deflection causes the energy of the electron to decrease, and this decrease in energy then results in forming an x-ray.

They both travel the same speed, the speed of light about 300,000 km per second or 186,000 miles per second.