Titlebook: CT Colonography for Radiographers; A Guide to Performan Joel H. Bortz,Aarthi Ramlaul,Leonie Munro Book 2023Latest edition The Editor(s) (if

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-25267-3onals to create a positive communication climate to ensure patient compliance. The overarching aim of patient-centred communication should be to create a positive experience for patients to ensure they would be willing to return for further imaging studies. It is important to speak slowly and to fac

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Introduction,he past few years which are pertinent in computed tomography colonography (CTC). Given the worldwide burdened radiology workload, the role of radiographers is important in terms of being trained in preliminary readings of CTC images. Artificial intelligence in imaging has gained momentum and is bein

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Patient-Centred Communication in Imaging,a straightforward process. However, language and culture barriers often present challenges. Patient-centred communication is an interactive process in which patients are treated with respect and dignity and not as objects. Verbal and nonverbal communication are both important when providing patients

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Principles of CT and Hybrid Imaging,ensional projections and has become an exceptionally valuable diagnostic tool in many clinical applications. The chapter begins with an explanation of the basic operating principles of an X-ray tube. It then proceeds to explain that an X-ray image is a representation of how the X-rays are attenuated

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Principles of Radiation Dose in CT and CT Colonography,ide. CT has its own dose quantities, including the computed tomography dose index (CTDI) and its variations, as well as the dose-length product (DLP). The measurement and use of these quantities is described in this chapter. The CTDI is often substituted as the patient dose, but in reality is only t

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