Sentence examples for radiological technologists from inspiring English sources

Two experienced radiological technologists filmed all radiographs.

ACR and ASRT joined forces to address the workforce shortages of radiologists and radiological technologists with the development of a radiologist assistant.

With the growing use of imaging, radiologists and radiological technologists should nowadays be even more aware of optimisation of technique and the ALARA principle.

This is illustrated by a survey of 493 radiological technologists by Morrison et al. [9] in which almost half of the questioned technologists claimed to use electronic collimators greater than 75%% of the time in paediatric radiography.

This may be the reason for US academic departments to delegate the duty of obtaining informed consent to radiological technologists [5], a solution that probably cannot fully satisfy all needs.

Fluoroscopy units were operated by 2 certified radiological technologists.

Ms. Lung, the vice president of the technologists' group, said that while most people knew that radiation could cause cancer and burn holes in patients, "They don't understand that the last person to see that patient, to position that patient, to make sure that procedure is performed safely is the radiological technologist or radiation therapist".

In most countries, registered nurses are responsible for nursing care, while a radiological technologist or corresponding professional is in charge of the radiological equipment [25].

The maximum anticipated does is similar to a nuclear perfusion scan (8 12 mSv), but greater than a standard chest CT (5 7 mSv) 30 and equals 3 4 years of the annual average effective dose from background radiation (3.6 mSv/year) or approximately 20% of the annual whole body effective dose that is allowed for a radiation worker (radiologist, radiological technologist; 50 mSv/year).

The radiological technologist assigned to the study maintained a daily log of the patient's name, date of procedure, number of procedure(s), description of the procedure(s) (i.e., facet joint blocks, epidurals, adhesiolysis, or sympathetic blocks, etc)., fluoroscopy exposure time for each procedure and total time for each patient.

Hence we undertook this study to investigate and compare the level of knowledge about radiation dose and the risk incurred during common radiological examinations among radiology residents, fellows, staff radiologists and technologists.