Duration: 6 - Semesters (Night)
System: Semester
Location: recognized by the MEC
SETEC Order: 32 - DOU Published 5/1/2007
Grade: Technology in RADIOLOGY
Location: Campus I and Hospital School
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Duration: 6 - Semesters (Night) System: Semester Location: recognized by the MEC SETEC Order: 32 - DOU Published 5/1/2007 Grade: Technology in RADIOLOGY Location: Campus I and Hospital School Value for Price: Click here and see.
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931 PRINCIPLES OF RADIOLOGY / Credit 1 Methods of medical imaging; conventional radiology, ultrasound, computerized tomography, magnetic resonance imaging, interventional radiology and nuclear radiology, and application of these methods to specific clinical problems. Prerequisite: Satisfactory completion of year two of the medical curriculum. 983 ELECTIVE CLERKSHIP IN … / Two or four weeks Elective clerkship in a specific area of radiology. Prerequisite: Satisfactory completion of year three of the medical curriculum. 985 PROBLEMS Directed study of selected problems in radiology. Prerequisite: Approval of department head.
Radiology Education Gateway: MedPix™ Radiology Teaching Files and Medical Image Database for MR,CT,US, and x-rays. Radiologic differential diagnosis, Radiologic Anatomy, Child Abuse, Distance Learning Lectures, free CME and CNE, Electronic Handouts, and more. Accreditation Information : Pre Requisite Courses : Qualifying Exams : Tution Fees : Financial Aid / Scholarship Offered : Courses :
Established in 1997, the Residency Program in Diagnostic Radiology is a four year program that trains clinical specialists, with a combined program of classroom and clinical and diagnostic experience. Between November 2001 and October 2005, the program has trained 22 residents. Main Subjects: anatomy, physiology, pathology, internal medicine, general and specialized surgery, forensic medicine, physics, radiobiology, radiation protection, contrast media, computer applications, imaging modalities (conventional radiology, digital radiology; ultrasound, computed tomography, magnetic resonance, angiography), breast imaging, cardiac imaging, emergency radiology, gastro-intestinal imaging, genito-urinary imaging, head and neck imaging, molecular imaging, musculoskeletal imaging, neuroradiology, pediatric imaging, thoracic imaging, vascular imaging, interventional
Faculties Professor: Yutaka Aoyagi Assist. Prof.: Satoshi Tatsuno Staff Radiologist: Sakura Shimizu Clinical Activities CT examinations: 16,495 cases per year in 2005 MRI examinations: 6,407 cases per year in 2005 Angiography (including interventional radiology): 186 cases per year in 2005 Radiation therapy: 185 cases per year in 2005 Research Field Diagnostic radiology 1) Musculoskeletal radiology 2) Head and neck imaging Radiation Therapy 1) Radiation Oncology 2) Interstitial Hyperthermia
X-ray the nurse's work includes both nursing and technology. The primary task for you as a radiology nurse is to carry out surveys and thus produce images so that a safe diagnosis. At the same time must take into account the nursing needs of each patient has. In a technology-based activities have you as a radiology nurse an important role in safeguarding the patient's safety, security and welfare. This training prepares you for a professional with knowledge in very different disciplines required. Accreditation Information : Pre Requisite Courses : Qualifying Exams : Tution Fees : Financial Aid / Scholarship Offered : Courses :