X-Ray

It can vary greatly between veterinarians, depending on the area of the cat that needs the X ray, and the cost of possible sedation for the cat. It's best to call your vet and get an estimate.

No. X-Rays are only harmful in large doses: high levels of radiation can corrupt the genetic coding of your cells. That is why the person operating the X-Ray machine always sits behind a shield. A piercing would not make any difference.

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Nikolas Tesla

Polonium:

- Atomic radius: 168 pm (picometers)

- Covalent radius: 140 +/- 4 pm

- Van der Waals radius: 197 pm

The edge of the cubic crystal is: 335,2 pm

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what does a hernia patch looklike in an exray

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Yeah I have no idea but I do know that you are rewriting answer from a Modern Biology worksheet because I am looking for the same thing

Maurice Wilkins

The CAT scanner, or CT (computed tomography) scanner, was invented by British engineer Godfrey Hounsfield and German physicist Allan Cormack. Their pioneering work in the early 1970s led to the development of the first practical CT scanner, which was introduced in 1971. Hounsfield and Cormack were awarded the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in 1979 for their contributions to medical imaging.

ALL luggage entering or leaving the UK is subject to security checks, no matter what mode of transport you use. This includes x-ray searches.

Both gamma rays and X-rays are forms of electromagnetic energy. Also, they are both forms of ionizing radiation. Further, they are found at the very top end (the highest frequencies) of the electromagnetic specturm.

X-ray technicians use colimators to narrow the x-ray beam to:

- lower the dose the patient gets

- lower the effect of scattered radiation

A Grid Controlled X-ray Tube is a triode in which a third electrode is introduced between the Anode and Cathode. This electrode is normally neutral so the x-ray production can take place. However, one can decide when to cut the exposure by introducing negative charge on this. This will then stop (repel) the electron from reaching the Anode and x-ray production is stopped. Therefore, the elecrode with a negative charge can as a timer or if chrge is given intermittently, it acts as a device to have flouroscopy in pulses.

Typically, an x-ray is used to detect skeletal problems, as bones show up well in x-ray imagery. The stomach itself cannot be seen very well with an x-ray, however it is possible that x-ray images be taken of the stomach in order to identify an object inside of it.

okay this guy who wrote up there is wrong! it can show inflammation of the stomach, air bubbles, and it can lead docs to finding out if you have a mass or something but will not show well but it would possibly show an abnormality.

the answer is POCA

Percutaneous Transhepatic Cholangiogram

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They can be, yes.

If a child still has some growing to do

Conventional x-ray tomography is an technique to make an x-ray image of a certain "slice" in a persons body in which the slices above and below are blurred. This is different from a conventional x-ray where all slices are stacked on top of eachother.

Nowadays, computed tomography has rendered conventional tomography obsolete.

X-rays use what are called X-rays...that was a given but MRIs use magnetic pulses instead of the X-rays. The difference is that the X-rays don't pass through bone (so you see the bone) and the magnetic pulses penetrate the entire flesh but bounce off every cell. This shows what the inside of the person looks like.

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Yup that's ME X-Rays