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I work at the radiology department of a hospital. A lot of the work involves image processing like segmentation. Programs that I need to use show the body and other things in 3D.

What is the best computer I can use today?
It has to go fast.
It has to be stable
It has to be able to show interactive 3D volumes easily.
It has to be able to deal with large amounts of data.

well a lot of hospitals use tablets. i would go and spend the extra money to buy a really good computer. apples are good and so fujitsu. fujitsu tablets are VEry good.

For example-In the remote site, the patient is being imaged using any technique like X-Ray,MRI,CT etc….My Question is, in telemedicine is the image sent to the physician elsewhere in the world as a raw data or is it being sent as a processed one?
In other words is the Image Acquisition part and also the image processing part located at the remote patient site, Or are they in separate places?

telemedicine? Imaging? You mean where I flag down a T-80 and use his radio to crackle off a crude description to a specialist and await his crackly, distorted reply? Possible though a relay station or two, who further screw up the information with mis-pronouncation of words, somehow turning a request for medical advice into a request for a barrage of 220mm thermobaric rockets?

I need a bit help from the people here at yahoo answers.Actually i want to do BSc in Medical imaging technology.Its the course of 4 years.what to do after this?Masters or M.Phil?
plz if any1 of u could tell me about this.i’ll b very very Thankful.

Allama Iqbal Medical College, Lahore
Programmes :
M.B.B.S
B.Sc. Physiotherapy
B.Sc. Medical Laboratory Technology
B.Sc Nursing (4-Years)

Consistent fine lines appear on the film.

Scratches on the negative from negative poor handling/grain of dust?

Consistent fine lines appear on the film.

Scratches on the negative from negative poor handling/grain of dust?

I am a 38 year old stay at home mom that finally knows what she wants to be when she grows up. I don’t want xray tech so much as I do MRI Tech or Cardiology Tech something like that. I have High School and that is it.

Go to your local community college and get into their RadTech program. Most schools have them and you have to keep a B average or better, and they do offer job placement assistance.

Im really interested in a change of career. I would like to go back to school for Diagnostic Imaging (Radiology, ultrasound, MRI, CT, X-ray..)
I thought this would be offered at the college level but I cant seem to find anything about it. Can someone help me find information on a school that offers the program I would need. Im in South eastern Ontario, Canada and would like to stick as close to home as possible

http://www.camrt.ca/english/certification/canadian/canadian_educated.asp

In a laser printer, what happens if you do not replace the imaging drum when you are supposed to?

Ghost images
Repeated images
A very dirty look to the printed pages.
Repeated image defects, such as black spots or lines.

I’m just wanting to know the url of the place where you can go to view how your ’space’ looks from outerspace!

Thanks

http://maps.google.com/

Click on the satellite button.
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If you want more detailed satellite imagery, visit:
http://earth.google.com/

and download Google Earth

I feel like an idiot, but their online pricelist is slightly confusing.
Their online pricelist is slightly confusing. Regular processing, 4×6 or 6×6.
Not for an online order, actually dropping the film off and picking it up.

The online pricelist is for online orders only – you need to upload the pics.
Below the online pricelist at www.hollandphoto.com there is a link to the downloadable pdf pricelist for all products
for 120 film prices are as follows:
Developing only:
E-6 (slides I think) $ 8.45
C-41 (colour negative film) $ 6,30
B&W : $ 7,95
B&W plus contact prints: $ 12,20 (this can be an interesting option for larger negatives e.g. for 6×9 cm or 6×6 cm you can scan the contact prints easily and have them enlarged from the files)

Printing and processing costs as follows:
C-41 120 film (colour)
10 exp. 1 copy : 4×5 inch : $ 13,20 with 2 copies: $18.40
10 exp. 1 copy 5×5 inch: : $ 14,20 with 2 copies: $ 21,10
12 exp. 1 copy: 4×5: $ 14.58 , 2 copies 20,82
12 exp. 1 copy 5×5: $ 15,78, 2 copies $ 22.86

B&W 120 film is a little bit more expensive it ranges from
$ 15.85 for 10 exposures, 1 copy (of each neg) 4×5 inch
to $ 28.71 for 12 exposures, 2 copies each, 5×5 inch.

I suggest you go to there website:
http://www.hollandphoto.com/html/pricing.html
and follow the blue "pricelist" link in the text below their online pricelist.
or click here:
http://www.hollandphoto.com/files/hpi_price_list.pdf
You will find the info on page 9.

You can also request a FREE info pack from them:
http://www.hollandphoto.com/html/services_requestinfopack.html
Including a pricelist, an order form and a shipping box.