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Making 3D images using the big magnets, MRI technologists know how to make those atoms dance in the right ways. If it's only a 1.5T, 3T or even the elusive 7T, it's all about aligning the hydrogen atoms and making them sing. MRI Tech Magnet Operator T-Shirt. Funny MRI Tee Shirt. Magnetic Resonance Imagining, make those hydrogen atoms stand up and take notice as you operate the magnet. The perfect gift for any MRI Tech or student. Great idea for a birthday, Christmas, hospital or Radiology Department party.

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Bremsstrahlung, or "braking radiation", is the radiation produced free electrons when they are deflected by electric fields or nuclei of atoms. This is how radiological technologist create x-rays. We throw a lot of electrons at a target made of tungsten, and as those electrons interact with the target, we get x-ray radiation. So, got bremsstrahlung?

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Perfect for the MRI tech in your life! In 1974 2D-FT MRI images were crude but usable to the trained eye. Through collaboration and focused international efforts finer imaging technology articulated the inner workings of our bodies bringing us the MRIs we know today.

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Brain Scanning Imaging Greeting Card

Still searching for Radiology Technician Xray Tech Rad Tech Radiologist designs? Make a statement with this Date A Rad Tech We Know All The Positions tee. Don't miss out on this tee if you're looking for gifts talking about Radiology.

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Don't accept any of those bogus radiology departments, insist on genuine, bonafide Radiology. The pros' choice in radiography, CT, Nuc Med, MRI, and ultrasound. Clinical correlation recommended.

Body imaging. Composite image of several methods used to visualise the anatomy of the human body. The techniques seen here are magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), X-rays (radiography), dissection and artworks. MRI scanning (showing part of the brain, yellow) uses radio waves and a powerful magnet to obtain slice images through the human body. X-rays (like the skull and pelvis) reveal body tissues by their differing transmission of X-rays. X-ray angiography (like the kidneys, white and yellow, above pelvis) uses a contrast medium to highlight blood vessels. These techniques are used to diagnose medical disorders. A thigh (left, brown) has been dissected in vertical section.

Mixed media digital painting of tentacle alien girl come to life on scientists imaging table

Explore the art of photography with our digital design featuring a classic camera! Crafted for photography lovers, this intricate digital artwork celebrates the passion for capturing moments. Whether you're a professional photographer or an amateur enthusiast, this design embodies the essence of creativity and visual storytelling. Perfect for adorning your digital devices, this camera design is a tribute to the art of photography.

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Futuristic Design of the James Webb Space Telescope.

When the dog goes behind the x-ray machine, it's revealed that he's responsible for various missing objects. Scratchboard illustration by Lisa Haney.

Futuristic Design of the James Webb Space Telescope.

MRI Technologists are frontline workers.

Yes, I wear scrubs for work, but I'm not your nurse or doctor. I'm your Sonographer. I get the images so the nurses and doctors know how to help you.

Aesthetic Futuristic Design of the James Webb Space Telescope and Nebula.

Step on up for the worse drinks ever served. In the fluoro suite, we'll serve you barium at both ends, coming and going, in and out. Sure, it may taste terrible, but it does light up the radiograph and enables us to see all sorts of anatomy better. And just when you think you can't take anymore, we'll find a new orifice to top off. All a part of the service in the Fluoroscopy Cafe.

White matter fibres overlaid a 3d model of the human brain in top view. Coloured 3D diffusion spectral imaging (DSI) scan of the bundles of white matter nerve fibres in the brain. The fibres transmit nerve signals between brain regions and between the brain and the spinal cord. Diffusion spectrum imaging (DSI) is a variant of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) in which a magnetic field maps the water contained in neuron fibers, thus mapping their criss-crossing patterns. A similar technique called diffusion tensor imaging (DTI) is also used to explore neural data of white matter fibres in the brain. Both methods allow mapping of their orientations and the connections between brain regions. Data/software: NIH Human Connectome Project / www....

White matter fibres overlaid a 3d model of the human brain in top view. Coloured 3D diffusion spectral imaging (DSI) scan of the bundles of white matter nerve fibres in the brain. The fibres transmit nerve signals between brain regions and between the brain and the spinal cord. Diffusion spectrum imaging (DSI) is a variant of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) in which a magnetic field maps the water contained in neuron fibers, thus mapping their criss-crossing patterns. A similar technique called diffusion tensor imaging (DTI) is also used to explore neural data of white matter fibres in the brain. Both methods allow mapping of their orientations and the connections between brain regions. Data/software: NIH Human Connectome Project / www....

Start your day with Rontgen Charms. Fluffy marshmallows of green skulls, blue lungs, pink spines, yellow scapula, and organic pelvis makes this shirt a great part of your day. And they're all magically diagnostic. A parody of Lucy Charms.

The Fast and the Fourier transform to create slice images for volumetric scanning in CT, MRI, and Ultrasound. The mathematical equation that makes it all work.

Blue Marble image of Earth. Composite satellite image of Earth's western hemisphere, centred on Mexico. North is at top. This image is one of a set released in March 2010 using Blue Marble: Next Generation data. Most of the land observation data for this image was obtained in 2001 by the Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS) on NASA's Terra satellite. Also included is Blue Marble data from other satellites and Earth observation systems, including observations of cloud cover, topography and chlorophyll colours in coastal waters. Improved processing was carried out to produce the final image, which includes a thin haze of atmosphere.

Active Sun, Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO) ultraviolet image. This image was obtained during a period when the Sun had a number of active regions. The bright, spindly strands that extend out of these active regions are particles spinning along magnetic field lines that connect between areas of opposite polarity. The SDO is an Earth-orbiting spacecraft launched in 2010 by NASA and used to observe the Sun. Here, the Sun and its atmosphere (not seen in visible light) is seen at a wavelength of 171 angstroms (extreme ultraviolet). Such images are usually tinted a gold colour, but here the image has been coloured in red. This image was obtained on 1 October 2011.

Heart muscle fibres. Coloured diffusion tensor imaging (DTI) scan of a mouse heart showing the myofibres (muscle fibres). Different colours correspond to different orientations of fibre. Myofibres on the inside and outside of the heart chambers spiral in different directions. When the fibres contract this configuration creates an upward twisting motion that expels blood from the heart. DTI is a non-destructive technique. This heart measures approximately 1 centimetre across.

Earth from Saturn, Cassini image. Earth is the point of light at centre, with the Moon to its left. Some of the rings of Saturn are visible above and below Earth. At top is the A ring, with the Keeler and Encke gaps visible, and the F ring at bottom. The distance to Earth is 1.4 billion kilometres. Saturn is a large gas giant planet, with a ring system that consists of thousands of chunks of rock and ice. This image was obtained on 12 April 2017 by Cassini's Imaging Science Subsystem (ISS). The Cassini spacecraft has been surveying the Saturnian system since 2004, with its mission scheduled to end in September 2017.

Brain and spinal cord. Coloured magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scan of a healthy brain (red) and upper spinal cord (centre to lower centre).

A photo of a hand-painted hand with a thermal imaging effect.