Often used in digital formats in radiologic science programs.
Radiologic technologists must understand pathology to ensure patient safety and image quality. When disease alters human tissue, it changes how that tissue absorbs X-rays. Technologists categorize these structural changes into two main types of conditions: Additive Conditions (Constructive Diseases) radiographic pathology for technologistspdf top
Identifying a potential fracture or infection helps determine if additional views (like oblique or stress views) are necessary. Often used in digital formats in radiologic science programs
Often used in digital formats in radiologic science programs.
Radiologic technologists must understand pathology to ensure patient safety and image quality. When disease alters human tissue, it changes how that tissue absorbs X-rays. Technologists categorize these structural changes into two main types of conditions: Additive Conditions (Constructive Diseases)
Identifying a potential fracture or infection helps determine if additional views (like oblique or stress views) are necessary.