ORIGIN AND NATURE OF RADIATION
General information
Interactions between radiation and matter. Radiation and non-ionizing radiation
X-ray
Ultrasonic radiation
Magnetic fields and radio waves
THE RADIOLOGICAL IMAGE
Attenuation of radiation
Techniques and methods in diagnostic radiology: natural and artificial contrast.
Conventional Radiology
Digital radiology
Archiving and communication system (RIS-PACS)
Radiological Terminology
ULTRASOUND
The equipment
Image processing
Elastosonography Color Doppler-Power doppler
Contrast media
Ultrasound Terminology
COMPUTERIZED TOMOGRAPHY
Computed tomography apparatus
Patient preparation
CT examination
Acquisition and image reconstruction
Image display TC
TC Terminology
MAGNETIC RESONANCE
Elements of Physics
Technology
Image Formation
Terminology RM
Magnetic resonance angiography
Magnetic resonance spectroscopy
Functional magnetic resonance
THE CONTRAST MEDIA
Natural and artificial contrast
The radiological contrast media
Adverse reactions to iodinated MdC
Magnetic resonance imaging devices
Contraindications for ultrasound
INTERVENTION RADIOLOGY
Principles and historical facts
Diagnostic interventional radiology materials: biopsies
Interventional Radiology: Principles, Historical Items and Materials
Diagnostic and therapeutic vascular and extravascular therapeutic radiology
THE STUDENT MUST ALSO KNOW THE MOST APPROPRIATE DIAGNOSTIC COURSE IN THE STUDY OF THE FOLLOWING ORGANS AND/OR DEVICES:
SALIVARY GLANDS
TEETH
TEMPORO MANDIBULAR JOINT
THYROID AND PARATHYROIDS
NECK AND MEDIASTINUM
RESPIRATORY SYSTEM
HEART ARTERIES
THE VENOUS SYSTEM
BLOOD AND LYMPHATIC SYSTEM
PERITONEUM, PERITONEAL CAVITY, MESENTERY
DIGESTIVE TRACT
LIVER
BILE DUCTS
PANCREAS,
SPLEEN
ADRENAL GLANDS URINARY
MALE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM
FEMALE GENITALS SYSTEM
BREAST
OSTEOARTICULAR SYSTEM AND SOFT PARTS
PEDIATRIC RADIOLOGY
