1. X-ray

● Uses: Primarily for viewing bones, detecting fractures, lung conditions, and dental

problems.

● Pros: Quick, inexpensive, widely available.

● Cons: Limited for soft tissues, involves radiation.

2. CT Scan (Computed Tomography)

● Uses: Detailed imaging of internal organs, bones, and blood vessels, used for trauma,

cancer, or internal bleeding.

● Pros: High detail, fast results.

● Cons: Higher radiation dose, expensive.

3. MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging)

● Uses: Soft tissue imaging (brain, spinal cord, muscles, joints), no radiation.

● Pros: Excellent for soft tissue details, no radiation.

● Cons: Expensive, longer procedure, not for patients with certain implants.

4. Ultrasound (USG)

● Uses: Pregnancy monitoring, abdominal and pelvic issues, heart conditions

(echocardiograms).

● Pros: Safe (no radiation), real-time imaging, inexpensive.

● Cons: Limited for dense tissues, image quality affected by body fat or gas

Compétences requises

X-ray interpretation (bones, fractures, lung, dental)CT scan interpretation (internal organs, bones, blood vessels; trauma/cancer/internal bleeding)MRI interpretation (soft tissue imaging of brain, spinal cord, muscles, joints)Ultrasound imaging and real-time scanning (abdominal, pelvic, pregnancy monitoring)Echocardiography (cardiac ultrasound)Musculoskeletal imaging (bone and joint pathology, fracture detection)Neuroimaging (brain and spinal cord imaging)Vascular imaging interpretation (blood vessels)Oncologic imaging (cancer detection and assessment)Trauma imaging and rapid assessmentDental radiography interpretationRadiation safety and dose optimization (for X-ray and CT)MRI safety and contraindication screening (identifying implant-related risks)Image acquisition and quality assessment (recognizing factors affecting image quality, e.g., body habitus or gas)

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