X Ray Tank Tops

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In diagnostic imaging, we know if you've been naughty or nice. Image your holiday spirit this Christmas wishing everyone a Merry X-raymas. An x-rayed present lets them know you can't hide from radiology. Give the gift of humor to your patient and coworkers and wish them a Merry X-ray.

I’M A TATTOOED X-RAY TECH JUST LIKE A NORMAL X-RAY TECH EXCEPT MUCH COOLER

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That beautiful, flying creature...x-ray style.

love, growth, and adaptability.

A beautiful design for that special someone.

Designed for the insightful radiologists who see beyond the surface, this shirt humorously celebrates the profession with the slogan 'We See Right Through You.

sloths are cool. skulls are cool. hey! you got chocolate in my peanutbutter!

A Tesla coil is an electrical resonant transformer circuit designed by inventor Nikola Tesla in 1891. It is used to produce high-voltage, low-current, high frequency alternating-current electricity. Tesla used these circuits to conduct innovative experiments in electrical lighting, phosphorescence, X-ray generation, high frequency alternating current phenomena, electrotherapy and the transmission of electrical energy without wires (Wikipedia). You’ve probably seen a person with a protective Faraday suit and then are bombarded with arcs of lightning from two giant Tesla towers flanking the person, without any harm done. I created this image to give credit to Nikola Tesla for his sheer brilliance and the outstanding researcher he was.

The amazing anatomy of a man's best friend. Silhouette skeleton of a dog.

Eat Sleep Lab Work Repeat Funny Lab Technician

classic toys from childhood

Join the skeleton crew in radiology. We have cookies. They glow in the dark, although this shirt doesn't. The few, the proud, the lucky work here. Get in the car, we're getting images.

Classic toy from childhood

That warm feeling in your belly? That ain't love! That acid reflux you thought you had? It's not your acid!

MY BROOM BROKE SO I BECAME A X-RAY TECH

X-ray of heart arteries (1904). Early arteriogram showing in fine detail the coronary arteries of the heart. The X-ray was made by Alfred G. Fryatt of Australia and published in the Archives of the Roentgen Ray (1904). The heart of a cadaver was used, and injected with what is assumed to have been mercury. At upper left, the left coronary artery branches to supply blood to the muscle of the left ventricle of the heart. At upper right is the curved right coronary artery, feeding the right side of the heart. Arteriography is used today as an important technique to diagnose coronary artery disease.

What Happened, Miss Simone? - Alternative Movie Poster

Be the best rad tech with the best technique, and don't forget to image wisely and gently. Get ahold of your mAs and let them know you're watching out for them. Let you'r patient be confident you know your milliampere-seconds from your kilovotage peak.

Beautiful Ultrasound Radiology Merch

I only use the simple freeware that came with my Canon camera to manipulate the color, contrast and saturation. I do not use Photoshop or any other powerful software. Nothing in the photo has been altered. It looks exactly as I took it. Except of course the colors have been enhanced for artistic excitement.

Photo 51 X-ray diffraction of DNA by Rosalind Franklin, Raymond Gosling Nature Women in STEM science

Modern Day Satyr

Xambuca Skull design with Xambuca logo eyes

A cheerful cartoon pony / horse standing behind an X-ray screen. You can see the the his skeleton. The horse is brown, with a golden mane and tail. This design has a black background.

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cute cat skeleton

X-Rayted Zombies

I've never understood why people spend so much money on a coffin (and funeral in general). I told my wife when I die, cremate me (dumpster fire is acceptable in my opinion), bring me home in a Quaker Oats container and toss my ashes in the cat's litter box. Get one last good use out of me. http://www.artisticdyslexia.com/

Duotone design overlaying two images, one of a woman's face, and the other of a skull, to produce an x-ray effect. What will the 3rd eye see in you?

Buy this funny dab dabbing skeleton T-Shirt when you work on the radiology department in a hospital and you do the CT, MRI, PET scans and X-Ray. The perfect gift for a radiologist.

RADIOLOGY Funny Skeleton Party

Every wondered how you 8-bitters look inside? THIS!

Radiologist Robo-Doc