| MRI SCAN TECHNOLOGY |
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| PAPER-I GENERAL RADIOGRAPHY |
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| 1 | X-RAY
A. PRODUCTION AND PROPERTIES
B. MCASURCMENTS OF IONIZING RADIATION
C. EXPOSURE FACTORS
D. RADIATION MEASUREMENT AND DEVICES USED FOR MEASUREMENTS |
| 2 | BEAM RESTRICTORS-DIFFERENT TYPES |
| 3 | GRIDS-DIFFERENT TYPES |
| 4 | FILTERS-DIFFERENT TYPES |
| 5 | X-RAY FILM-TYPES
A. CONSTITUTION |
| 6 | DARK ROOM TECHNIQUES
A. CONSTRUCTION
B. PROCESSING CYCLE
C. MANUAL AND AUTOMATIC PROCESSING |
| 7 | CONTRAST MEDIA
A. TYPES AND METHODS OF ADMINISTRATION
B. EFFECTS OF CONTRAST MEDIA AND ITS MANGEMENT |
| 8 | CT
A. AN INTRODUCTION TO CT
B. ADVANTAGES OVER CONVENTIONAL RADIOGRAPHY |
| 9 | ULTRA SOUND BASIC PRINCIPLE |
| PAPER-II PHYSICS OF MRI |
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| 1 | BASIC PRINCIPLE OF MRI
A. NMR PARAMETERS
B. LAMOR FREQUENCY
C. IMAGING PRINCIPLE |
| 2 | MRI EQUIPMENT
A. SUPER CONDUCTING MAGNET
B. RF COIL
C. MRI SAFETY |
| 3 | POSITIONING IN MRI |
| 4 | IMAGE WEIGHING AND CONTRAST IN MRI |
| 5 | ENCODING AND IMAGE FORMATION |
| 6 | PARAMETERS AND TRADE OFFS |
| 7 | PULSE SEQUENCES |
| 8 | FLOW PHENOMENA |
| 9 | ARTFACTS AND THEIR COMPENSATION |
| 10 | VASCULAR AND CARDIAC IMAGING |
| 11 | CONTRAST AGENTS IN MRI |
| 12 | INSTRUMENTATION OF MRI SAFETY |
| 13 | CLINICAL APPLICATION OF MRI IN HUMAN DISEASE |
| 14 | COMPARISON OF MRI IN HUMAN DISEASE |
| 15 | COMPARISON OF MRI TO CONVENTIONAL RADIOGRAPHY AND CT |
| PAPER - III ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY (ANATOMY=NORMAL+SLICE ANATOMY) NORMAL ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY |
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| 1 | INTRODUCTION AND ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY
- DEFINITION OF ANATOMY
- DEFINITION OF PHYSIOLOGY
- DEFINITION OF CELLS, TISSUES,ORGAN,SYSTEM |
| 2 | SKELETAL SYSTEM
- CLASSIFICATION OF BONES
- BONES OF THE SKULL
- STRUCTURE OF THE CRANIUM
- AIR TISSUES OF THE SKULL
- BONE OF THE THORASIC CATE
- BONES OF THE VERTEBAL COLUMN AND PELVIC GIRDLE
- BONE OF THE UPPER LIMB
- BONE OF THE LOWER LIMB
- TYPES OF JOINTS OF SKELETON |
| 3 | CIRCULATORY SYSTEM
- PARTS OF CIRCULATORY SYSTEM
- ANATOMY OF HEART (DIAGRAM)
- CARDIAC CYCLE
- TYPES OF CIRCULATION
- BLOOD-COMPOSITION
- ARTERIAL SYSTEM AND VENOUS SYSTEM |
| 4 | DIGESTIVE SYSTEM
- ANATOMY OF DIGESTIVE SYSTEM
- PART OF GIT (INCLUDING LIVER AND PANCREAS)
- PERITONEUM |
| 5 | LIVER GALL BLADDER AND PANCREAS
- STRUCTURE AND FUNCTIONS
- POSITION
- DIAGRAMS |
| 6 | RESPIRATORY SYSTEM
- ANATOMY
- PHYSIOLOGY |
| 7 | ENDOCRANE ORGANS
- DEFINITION
- EXAMPLES
- STRUCTURES OF GLANDS
- HORMONS OF GLANDS AND THEIR FUNCTIONS |
| 8 | URINARY SYSTEM
- ANATOMY OF THE VARIOUS PARTS
- STRUCTURE OF NEPHRONES
- PHYSIOLOGY OF URINE FORMATION |
| 9 | GENITAL SYSTEM
- ANATOMY OF FEMALE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM (WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO OVARIES AND UTERUS)
- DIAGRAMS OF THE PARTS
- ANATOMY OF MALE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM
- DIAGRAM OF THE PARTS |
| 10 | NERVOUS SYSTEM
- NEURONS
- MENINGES
- C.S.F
- CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM
- PARTS OF CNS-BRAIN AND SPINAL CORD
- BRAIN (DETAILED STUDY)
A. CEREBRUM
B. MIDBRAIN
C. PONS
D. MEDULLA OBLONGATA
E. CEREBELLUM |
| 11 | SPINAL CORD-STRUCTURE
- PERIPHERAL NERVOUS SYSTEM
- AUTOMATIC NERVOUS SYSTEM
- MAIN NERVOUS PLEXUSES AND NERVOUS
- PHYSIOLOGY OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM |
| 12 | BRIEF ACCOUNT OF
- DIAPHRAGAM
- SPLEEN
- VENTRICLES OF BRAIN |
| 13 | SLICE ANATOMY
1. CROSS SECTIONAL ANATOMY OF SKULL AND BRAIN
2. THORAX
3. ABDOMEN
4. SPINC
5. EXTREMITIES |
