#Rad Development Methodology

What I use to study as a rad tech student, and still as a rad tech because I have to remember my material 🫶🏻 #radtech #xraytech #radiologictechnologist

The important peaks of MR spectroscopy with mnemonics to help radiologists remember them for a lifetime! 😊 Happy learning! 😊

If you aren’t cheating, you aren’t trying!   Are you looking at MRIs?   Feeling some confusion about the diffusion? 
Feel impaired when it comes to the FLAIR?   Wish you could cheat a little?   Here’s a post to help you cheat on all the sequences you NEED to know if you are looking at MRIs!   —T1: It’s for anatomy, so brain structures reflect the same color as real life.  So gray matter is gray on T1 & white matter is white on T1.  It’s also for contrast. Contrast material is taken up by masses making them light up & them easier to see.   —T2: It’s the water sensitive sequence.  What is pathologic water in the brain?  Edema! My attending once said, “Everything bad in this world is trying to turn you back into what you came from—water.”   — DWI:  Diffusion detects stroke, which are bright on diffusion.  But anything that makes space tight in the brain can be bright on diffusion (highly cellular masses, clotted blood, pus under pressure, etc.)   —Gradient: Gradient is sensitive to metals.  And what’s the most important metal in body?  Iron—bc iron is in blood.  So gradient is our blood sensitive sequence   So now you know the basic MRI sequences and what they are used for! Now you get rid of all pretenses when it comes to MR sequences! #neuroradiology #radiology #radiologist #radiologia #radiologista #radres #radiologyresident #radiologystudent #radiologylife #brain #mri #stroke #neurology #neurologyresident #neurosurgery #neurosurgeon #meded #medicaleducation #foamed #foamrad #medstudent #medicalstudent #medicalschool #physicianassistant #nursepractitioner #radtech #anatomy #neuroanatomy #physicianassociate #nursepractitionerstudent

After completing a degree in Radiology and Imaging Technology (RIT) in Pakistan, you can work as a Radiographer or Radiologic Technologist in diagnostic centers and hospitals, or specialize as a Sonographer/Diagnostic Ultrasound Specialist. Other paths include becoming a Medical Imaging Technologist, a Researcher in the field, or working in Imaging Equipment Sales or Support. You can also pursue advanced studies like a Master’s degree or a different allied health specialization, or even explore international opportunities. Here are 20 things you can do after completing your RIT degree in Pakistan: Career Paths 1- Radiographer/Radiologic Technologist: Operate X-ray, CT, and MRI machines to produce diagnostic images for patient care. 2- Diagnostic Sonographer: Specialize in ultrasound procedures for diagnosis and monitoring of various medical conditions. 3- Medical Imaging Technologist: Work with advanced imaging equipment in hospitals and diagnostic centers. 4-Radiographer in Private Diagnostic Centers: Work for private imaging centers, operating advanced machinery. 5- Radiologic Technologist in Public Hospitals: Work within the public healthcare system, assisting in patient diagnosis. 6- Marketing Executive (Medical Imaging): Promote and sell medical imaging equipment or services. 7- Medical Advisor (Imaging Technology): Provide expertise and guidance on imaging technologies. 8-Sales Manager (Imaging Equipment): Manage sales and distribution of diagnostic imaging equipment. 9- Research Assistant (Imaging): Support medical researchers by providing imaging data and technical assistance. 10- X-Ray Technician: Focus on the operation of X-ray machines. Further Education & Specialization 11. Pursue a Master’s Degree: Specialize further in areas like Diagnostic Ultrasound. 12. Study another Allied Health Specialization: Explore other fields within the healthcare sector, such as Medical Laboratory Technology. 13. Enroll in a Pharm-D Program: If interested in a different medical field, consider a degree in pharmacy. 14. Consider a Business-Related Degree: If you have a strong interest, you could transition into business.

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non contrast MRAof Abdominal aorta and renal arteries by using IFIR (Inhance Inflow IR)) #mri#mritech #radiology #angiography #mritech

DTI Diffusion Tensor Imaging (DTI)MRI #mritechnologist #mriscan #radiographers #radiologylife #radiologystudent

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Gradient descent is an optimization algorithm widely used in machine learning to minimize a loss function, which is a measure of how well a model’s predictions match the actual outcomes. In the gradient descent process, the model iteratively adjusts its parameters (its weights and biases) to reduce the loss. The parameters are adjusted based on the gradient, or partial derivatives, of the loss function with respect to each parameter. The gradient points in the direction of the steepest increase in the loss function, so to minimize the loss, we move the parameters in the opposite direction (why negative gradients are used). By repeatedly subtracting the gradient step-by-step, gradient descent guides the parameters toward values that ideally correspond to the lowest possible loss, improving the model’s performance over time. @3blue1brown Join our AI community for more posts like this @aibutsimple 🤖 #deeplearning #computerscience #math #mathematics #ml #machinelearning #computerengineering #analyst #engineer #coding #courses #bootcamp #datascience #education #linearregression #visualization

Machines don’t learn by magic — they learn by correcting mistakes step by step. Gradient Descent is the simple idea that powers every deep learning model you see today. From mountain slopes to neural networks — this is how learning really happens. #GradientDescent #DeepLearningBasics #MachineLearning #AIExplained #NeuralNetworks #LearningRate #DataScience #AIReels

We’ve entered an exciting era of affordable biomarker tracking. These are the most important ones to track to monitor your brain health. Much like following your hemoglobin A1c to pick up early pre-diabetes and avoid the ravages of diabetes (like kidney failure and blindness), following our biomarkers can help the vast majority of us to avoid dementia—what a fantastic advance for us all.

Basics of diffusion resection made easy. For full pdf of key concepts of radiology and reporting note, DM me. #radiology #radiologia #mbbs #edir #radiologyresidency #mri