Radiology

X-rays, CT, MRI, ultrasound, PET, SPECT! You will get to see hundreds of examples of these throughout the semester. This subject is completely theoretical, you will have lectures explaining everything you need to know and then the same things again in the seminar. How to pass One of the key things to learn is the correct terminology: Be able to differentiate between CT and MRI
 * density - Xray/CT
 * intensity - MRI
 * echoic - ultrasound

Be able to differentiate between native and contrast enhanced

Learn at least one example of contrast material used for each modality

Look over your old physics notes to help you explain the theory behind each modality

Be able to recognise each of the 40 images that will be on the exam along with some basic modality information and treatment, you can find them on the departments' website

The lectures are generally not useful, there are student written guides that can give you almost all the information

A lot the topics have overlaps with other subjects so use this to your advantage, PCI from cardiology for example

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The exams
 1 midterm: Final:oral:
 * 30 questions projected on lecture screen
 * includes 2 radiology images
 * 1 topic - Physics of radiology
 * 1 topic - Clinical Radiology
 * radiology images

Difficulties
 Finding the place for the examination, first the new building at klinikák behind the mammography door, you will then be told which department in the city your exam will be and by who, go there and find them  ... Conclusion ...