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Send new message to groupFrom: D. Spencer Hines - 08 May, 23:18
"Imabug" <eugenemah@gmail.com> wrote in message news:b38911ce-54f4-4561-8db0-cf59926a676d@t54g2000hsg.googlegroups.com... > On May 7, 4:32 pm, "D. Spencer Hines" <pant...@excelsior.com> wrote: >> O.K. >> >> So this is the bottom line and the cat's meow when it comes to telling >> patients what they REALLY need to know about Nuclear Stress Tests and >>...
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From: D. Spencer Hines - 08 May, 22:35
There seem to be some smart, knowledgeable folks here. So, why are there so few posts? The newsgroup seems to be dead as a door-nail. DSH
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From: D. Spencer Hines - 07 May, 22:32
O.K. So this is the bottom line and the cat's meow when it comes to telling patients what they REALLY need to know about Nuclear Stress Tests and Radiation. DSH Lux et Veritas et Libertas ------------------------------------------------- Radiation From Nuclear Stress Test Compared With Chest X-Rays And Annual Background Radiation at Sea Level Thallium...
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From: D. Spencer Hines - 07 May, 01:03
So it seems there are no obvious gaffes in what follows. Right? Cheers, DSH -------------------------------------------------------- Radiation From Nuclear Stress Test Compared With Chest X-Rays And Annual Background Radiation at Sea Level Thallium Scan = 3 mCi -- 17.76 mSv or 1776 mrem Tl-201 Thallous Chloride (with contaminants) Sestamibi...
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From: D. Spencer Hines - 06 May, 23:37
Correction: Yes I fully understand that. Physicians don't know the details. One admitted to me he hadn't known them since he took his boards and crammed them into his noodle. How about asking the guy who actually runs the test -- the nuclear medicine technician? I consider him to be the expert. DSH --------------------------- "Pete" <pete.burger@3dvolumetrics.net>...
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From: D. Spencer Hines - 06 May, 21:36
Of course... But my interest goes far beyond that issue. I need to know more of the technical details -- such as PA Chest X-Ray equivalents and multiples of annual background radiation at sea level. It's not sufficient to just say "I trust the doctor who says I need this test." DSH >> Pete wrote: > >>> The question to ask yourself is what...
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From: D. Spencer Hines - 06 May, 13:56
Does this look correct and clear? DSH --------------------------------------------------- Radiation From Nuclear Stress Test Compared With Chest X-Rays And Annual Background Radiation At Sea Level Thallium Scan = Myoview -- 3 mCi -- 17.76 mSv or 1776 mrem Tl-201 Thallous Chloride (with contaminants) Sestamibi Scan = Cardiolite, Stress -- 30 mCi...
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From: pete.burger@3dvolumetrics.net - 30 Apr, 14:33
Where are all the radiology people? I am looking for neato, cool images I can use for a poster to market my stand alone 3D lab. Anyone have any interesting cases they can send me? Pete
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From: radRounds - 22 Apr, 01:22
I'd like to take a moment to invite my fellow radiologists to check out my site. It is a grassroots site hoping to bring together radiologists to discuss cases, educational points, research, job opportunities. Come check it out! http://www.radRounds.com
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From: D. Spencer Hines - 17 Apr, 22:00
Great Site! DSH > "Imabug" <eugenemah@gmail.com> wrote in message > news:185b563c-0f7b-49dc-a2ee-1c2dfd459318@m44g2000hsc.googlegroups.com... > >> On Apr 17, 12:59 am, "D. Spencer Hines" <pant...@excelsior.com> wrote: >>> <http://www.ieo.it/Radar/RADARDoseRiskCalc.html> >>> >>> Is this a reliable Radiation Dose Calculator? >>> >>> DSH >> >> Yes....
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From: D. Spencer Hines - 17 Apr, 06:59
<http://www.ieo.it/Radar/RADARDoseRiskCalc.html> Is this a reliable Radiation Dose Calculator? DSH
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From: D. Spencer Hines - 17 Apr, 01:40
<http://www.cancer.ca/ccs/internet/mediareleaselist/0,,3543_434465_435804_langId-en.html> Thanks... Very useful article. Quebec's figures excluded because they are not comparable: "**Data from Quebec have been excluded, in part, because the method of ascertaining the date of cancer diagnosis differs from the method used by other registries." ...
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From: D. Spencer Hines - 17 Apr, 00:54
< http://www.cancer.ca/ccs/internet/mediareleaselist/0,,3543_434465_435804_langId-en.html> Thanks... Very useful article. DSH > "Andrew Kerr" <apkerr@yahoo.com> wrote in message > news:zKtNj.52330$dA2.21463@read2.cgocable.net... >>> 1 in 4 Canadians will die from cancer? >>> >>> Hmmmmm... I wonder what it is for Americans [folks in the United >>>...
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From: D. Spencer Hines - 15 Apr, 20:39
Is this information accurate? Thank you. DSH -------------------------------------------------- "Stress tests using radiological agents confer low long-term risk of cancer, but patients undergoing such examinations often receive little or inaccurate information about these risks." "A sestamibi scan is approximately 12 mSv. A thallium scan is approximately 25...
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From: zack - 11 Apr, 22:59
I recently had an head/neck MRI for chronic pain on the left side of my head, neck and back, ringing ears and dizziness. The scan went down to C1-C2. The MRI was taken in supine position. Towards the end of the scanning process I began to feel throbbing in the front of my throat in synchrony with the banging of the scanner. This continued until the the...
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From: D. Spencer Hines - 04 Apr, 22:10
Is this information accurate? Thank you. DSH -------------------------------------------------- "Stress tests using radiological agents confer low long-term risk of cancer, but patients undergoing such examinations often receive little or inaccurate information about these risks." "A sestamibi scan is approximately 12 mSv. A thallium scan is...
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From: Kvnz - 04 Apr, 02:44
I was wondering where i can found some documents about regulations for CR mammography like " at least 50 micras", " using 5mp monitor". Thank You
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