Imaging Overview
Thoracic imaging includes radiography, CT, and MRI. Each modality provides unique insights. Students learn how to select appropriate techniques.
Radiography
Chest radiography is widely used for screening and diagnosis. It provides quick evaluation of lungs and heart. Students learn standard projections.
CT Use
CT provides detailed cross sectional images. It helps evaluate infection, trauma, and cancer. Students explore common clinical applications.
MRI Use
MRI is used for specific thoracic conditions. It provides high contrast detail for soft tissues. Students learn how MRI complements other modalities.
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