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MPhil in Medical Science (Radiology)
University of Cambridge
Department of Medicine
The MPhil in Radiology is entirely research-based with students undertaking a project in one of the active research themes in the Department, currently.
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The MPhil in Radiology is entirely research-based with students undertaking a project in one of the active research themes in the Department, currently: MRI, Hyperpolarised MRI, PET, Imaging in Oncology, Breast Imaging and Neuroradiology. The MPhil degree is examined by research dissertation (up to a maximum of 20,000 words) and oral examination.
The University Department of Radiology is fully integrated into Addenbrooke's Hospital and students will work with both University and NHS specialists in their research area. Being able to work well as part of a team is essential, but students must also be self-motivated. They will be working under a supervisor who will guide them through their research project.
In addition to the research training provided within the Department, as part of the Graduate School of Life Sciences students will have access to several other courses to widen their experience and to enable them to acquire additional practical skills. Students are also likely to attend external meetings and conferences.
The Department may accept one or two MPhil students each year.
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Course detail
The MPhil course in Radiology is exclusively research-based. The research area and supervisor will be confirmed during the application process. Students will conduct their research with both University and NHS specialists in their field of study and may be co-supervised by someone on the Addenbrooke's staff.
Supervisions are usually weekly for about an hour.
Students are likely to attend research group meetings where research results are presented and discussed.
Students are expected to attend the weekly Radiology Forum lecture (Wednesdays at 5.00 p.m.).
Students may be involved in the recruitment of patients onto trials and help to monitor their progress. Depending on their training, students may also undertake some basic procedures, such as sample collection.
There may be an opportunity to participate in small group teaching if this is relevant to the student's project. More general small group teaching may be available.
The Departmental Journal Club meets during lunchtime every two weeks in term time.
Students are expected to undertake a literature review relevant to their chosen research project.
There are radiology conferences in the UK and overseas throughout the year. If a student has developed his or her research to a sufficient level to coincide with a relevant conference, then there could be the opportunity to present a poster.
The supervisor will provide feedback to the student each term. The feedback will relate to the progress the student has made as well as specific comment on their research project. This will be discussed with the student in advance of the submission of the report to the University.
The MPhil is examined on a written research dissertation (up to 20,000 words) and a viva.
In addition to the research dissertation, there is an oral examination on the research project conducted by internal and external examiners appointed by the Faculty Degree Committee.
Those who wish to progress to a PhD after completing an MPhil will be required to satisfy their potential supervisor, Head of Department and the Faculty Degree Committee that they have the skills and ability to achieve the higher degree.
How to apply:
Funding Opportunities
Funding via a Departmental research grant may be available. If it is, a studentship will be advertised on the University's web-site (
) as well as the Department's web-site (http://radiology.medschl.cam.ac.uk/).
General Funding Opportunities
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Clinical Radiology MSc/PGDip/PGCert
Brighton & Sussex Medical School
Division of Medical Education, Postgraduate
This course has been set up with the ultimate aim of producing high-quality Clinical Radiology consultants, capable of meeting the challenges of this dynamic and rapidly evolving specialty.
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This course has been set up with the ultimate aim of producing high-quality Clinical Radiology consultants, capable of meeting the challenges of this dynamic and rapidly evolving specialty.
Radiology trainees are required to assimilate a large body of knowledge with which they will have been previously unfamiliar over a relatively short timescale, including detailed knowledge of imaging physics and anatomy as well as the full spectrum of disease processes and associated imaging features. The three clinical modules of the course provide a thorough grounding in these essential areas of knowledge. Generic professional skills do not always receive sufficient focus in everyday radiology training. Furthermore, despite the rapid advances being made in imaging technology, the number of radiologists actively engaged in high quality research remains small. The three professional modules of the course develop skills in the key domains of research, leadership and teaching. The dissertation component of the MSc provides the opportunity to undertake a supervised, high quality piece of research in a chosen subspecialty area.
Assessment for professional modules is by assignments of around 3,000 words and written examinations for clinical modules.
MDM143 Imaging Physics and Anatomy (20 credits)
MDM144 Musculoskeletal and Neurological Imaging (20 credits)
MDM145 Oncological Imaging (20 credits)
PGCert modules
MDM10 Research Methods and Critical Appraisal (20 credits)
MDM122 Communication, Learning and Teaching in Health and Social Care (20 credits)
MDM110 Leading and Transforming Services (20 credits)
PGDip modules
MDM164 Dissertation (60 credits)
This course has been set up with the ultimate aim of producing high-quality Clinical Radiology consultants, capable of meeting the challenges of this dynamic and rapidly evolving specialty and equipped with a wide range of invaluable clinical and professional knowledge and skills.
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Medical Physics
Aberdeen University
Graduate School - College of Life Sciences & Medicine
Students receive a thorough academic grounding in Medical Physics, are exposed to its practice in a hospital environment, and complete a short research project.
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Students receive a thorough academic grounding in Medical Physics, are exposed to its practice in a hospital environment, and complete a short research project. Many graduates take up careers in health service medical physics, either in the UK or their home country. The MSc programme is accredited by the Institute of Physics & Engineering in Medicine as fulfilling part of the training requirements for those wishing to work in the NHS.
Semester 1
Biomedical and Professional Topics in Healthcare Science
Imaging in Medicine
Radiation in Medicine
Computing and Electronics in Medicine
Generic Skills
Semester 2
Radiation and Radiation Physics
Nuclear Medicine and Post Emission Tomography
Magnetic Resonance Imaging
Medical Electronics and Instrumentation
Medical Image Processing and Analysis
Diagnostic Radiology and Radiation Protection
Semester 3
Project Programmes in Medical Physics and Medical Imaging
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Medical Imaging
Aberdeen University
Graduate School - College of Life Sciences & Medicine
By the end of the MSc programme students will have received a thorough academic grounding in Medical Imaging, been exposed to the practice of Medical Imaging in a hospital Department, and carried out a short research project.
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By the end of the MSc programme students will have received a thorough academic grounding in Medical Imaging, been exposed to the practice of Medical Imaging in a hospital Department, and carried out a short research project. The MSc programme is accredited by the Institute of Physics & Engineering in Medicine as fulfilling part of the training requirements for those wishing to work in the NHS.
Semester 1
Biomedical and Professional Topics in Healthcare Science
Imaging in Medicine
Radiation in Medicine
Computing and Electronics in Medicine
Generic Skills
Semester 2
Radiation and Radiation Physics
Nuclear Medicine and Position Emission Tomography
Magnetic Resonance Imaging
Medical Electronics and Instrumentation
Medical Instrumentation Processing and Analysis
Medical Image Processing and Analysis
Diagnostic Radiology and Radiation Protection
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MSc Biomedical Engineering
Queen Mary University of London
School of Engineering and Materials Science
Biomedical engineering is a new and rapidly emerging field of engineering that relies on a multidisciplinary approach to research and development by applying the principles of science and engineering to biological and clinical problems.
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Biomedical engineering is a new and rapidly emerging field of engineering that relies on a multidisciplinary approach to research and development by applying the principles of science and engineering to biological and clinical problems. Problems in this area differ significantly from the more traditional branches of engineering. Nevertheless, the biomedical engineer relies on methodologies and techniques developed in more traditional engineering fields, which are further advanced and adapted to the particular complexities associated with biological systems. These applications vary from the design, development and operation of complex medical devices used in prevention, diagnosis and treatment, to the characterisation of tissue behaviour in health and disease, to the development of software products and theoretical models that enhance the understanding of complex biomedical issues.
This programme aims to prepare specialists with advanced skills sought by the biomedical industries and establishments, including experimental and numerical techniques, computational modelling and in-depth understanding of engineering approaches to biological problems. The acquired knowledge and skills would enable you to participate in the advancement of knowledge and technology in this field. Case studies originating in practical medical and industrial problems are provided throughout the programme involving a range of clinical disciplines including orthopaedics, cardiovascular medicine, urology, radiology and rehabilitation.
The MSc in Biomedical Engineering is organised by a team of medical engineers within the School of Engineering and Materials Science, which has an internationally leading reputation in research, working closely with collaborators in Europe, US and Asia, on exciting research and development projects in this field. World-renowned specialists from the nationally leading Barts and The London School of Medicine and Dentistry provide vital contributions to the programme.
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MSc Diagnostic Radiography (pre-registration)
Queen Margaret University, Edinburgh
School of Health Sciences
The aim of this course is to develop the. analytical, theoretical and practical skills that. you learned as a graduate and focus on the.
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The aim of this course is to develop the
analytical, theoretical and practical skills that
you learned as a graduate and focus on the
professional and clinical elements required
to be a successful diagnostic radiographer.
This course is not suitable for applicants
already holding a qualification in diagnostic
Diagnostic radiographers provide an imaging
service for most departments within the
hospital including, accident and emergency,
outpatients, operating theatres and wards.
X-rays are an imaging technique used by
diagnostic radiographers to visualise injuries
or disease, or monitor changes inside the
body. Diagnostic radiographers carry out
a range of procedures, which may include
cross-sectional imaging techniques such as
computerised tomography (CT), magnetic
resonance imaging (MRI), ultrasound and
radionuclide imaging (RNI).
Teaching, learning and assessment
Academic study will be learner-centred with the analysis and synthesis of knowledge being of paramount importance. You will be expected to take overall responsibility for your learning. Teaching methods include keynote lectures, clinical workshops and tutorials, student-led seminars, group discussions, clinical observation and practice. Directed learning materials will be delivered via a virtual learning environment (Hub) and comprise readings, self-assessment quizzes, workbooks, tutorial questions with answers and narrated
Clinical skills will be developed in work placements in radiology departments in hospitals in central Scotland, eg Lothians, Fife, Forth Valley, Ayrshire, Tayside and the Borders. In Year One there are 18 weeks of placement and 21 weeks in Year Two. Four of these weeks are on elective placement which you can take anywhere in the world.
A variety of assessment methods will be used, including online examinations, Objective Structured Clinical Examinations (OSCEs), self-appraisal, course work, ePortfolio, viva voce examinations and clinical assessment.
The MSc Diagnostic Radiography programme has a small cohort of 12 students to ensure that the clinical experience can be tailored to individual needs. Some academic modules have larger class sizes as students engage with other allied health professionals.
Teaching hours and attendance
Each module which you study on campus will require you to attend classes and carry out independent work. The pattern of attendance at QMU will depend on the modules you are studying. In the first semester, attendance will be mainly on Wednesdays and Fridays.
Attendance at professional modules is monitored to ensure safety to work in the clinical environment. In clinical placements you will be expected to work the normal hours of a radiographer (ie full-time, Monday to Friday).
Links with industry/professional bodies
Following successful completion you will be eligible to apply for registration with the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC), a requirement for employment in the NHS. Student rates have been negotiated for membership of the Society and College of Radiographers (free for the first year of study and £48 for the subsequent year).
30 credits: Introduction to Radiodiagnostic Imaging/ Fundamentals of Diagnostic Radiography/ Advanced Diagnostic Radiography
15 credits: Preparing for Practice as an Allied Health Professional/ Research Methods for Health Professionals
20 credits at SCQF 10: Practice-Based Learning1/ Practice Based Learning 3
40 credits at SCQF 10: Practice-Based Learning 2/ Practice-Based Learning 4
If studying for the MSc, you will also complete a research project (60 credits).
Following graduation and registration with the HCPC you can work as a registered diagnostic radiographer within the NHS. Diagnostic radiography is a fast-moving and continually changing profession, and long-term career prospects may include specialisation, management, research and teaching.
Quick Facts
- A fast-track course to convert your existing degree into a caring profession.
- Clinical placements provide the integration of theory to practice by working with patients and qualified staff.
- This course is accredited by the Society and College of Radiographers.
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Radiography MSc
Cardiff University
Cardiff School of Healthcare Sciences
The MSc Radiography has been designed to provide radiographers with advanced theoretical knowledge to enhance their clinical skills.
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The MSc Radiography has been designed to provide radiographers with advanced theoretical knowledge to enhance their clinical skills.
Radiography in the School of Healthcare Sciences is accredited by the Society and College of Radiographers, and the skills you can obtain are transferable to all NHS Trusts and are recognised overseas.
This course aims to expand your knowledge in areas such as image appreciation, radiographic reporting and mammography and many other practices associated with radiography.
It also aims to equip you to meet the ever-changing needs of this fast-developing sector, and a high volume of course content will be delivered by experienced radiologists and clinical specialists. You will also have ample opportunity to work in clinical settings with plenty of hands-on experience.
You will complete modules totalling 120 M-level credits to be eligible for an exit award of a Postgraduate Diploma. All students complete a compulsory research module (30 credits), which is also available by distance learning.
The modules are those considered to be of relevance to the practising radiographer and other allied health professionals engaged with imaging. Theoretical and clinical practice elements combine in order to optimise service delivery, enhance clinical skills and improve the overall management of the patient.
Full-time students undertake all four taught modules during one academic year, while part-time students undertake the taught modules over two years. If you successfully complete sufficient modules, you are able to proceed to the dissertation stage. If successful you will be eligible for the award of a Master of Science degree.
Applicants are required to undertake 2 radiography modules as a minimum to achieve the award.
Additional free-standing non-profession-specific modules are available to complement the profession-specific modules.
Students will have access to an imaging suite with a computed radiography system and PACS.
For a list of modules for the FULL-TIME route, please see website:
For a list of the modules for the PART-TIME route, please see website:
Teaching is mainly through discussions, practitioner-led sessions, student-led seminars, presentations and individual tutorials. There are also some lectures.
Self-directed study forms an important part of the course, and you will be directed in study skills and guided in the areas for study.
A variety of assessment procedures are used such as written assignments, oral presentations, reflective diaries, poster presentations, small projects, reporting writing, image evaluation and clinical competency. This enables you to demonstrate your ability at analysing and evaluating a situation but also to use a variety of ways to present your ideas and abilities. The research project is a culmination of the development of all these skills.
Students completing the radiographic reporting modules or the clinical mammography modules must be working in or have access to a Diagnostic Radiology Department. Those completing reporting modules must have the support of a radiological mentor. The radiological mentor is not organised by Cardiff University.
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Brain Imaging (MSc) (Cognitive Neuroscience, Neuropsychology, Integrative Neuroscience, Developmental Science)
University of Nottingham
School of Psychology
Over the last decades, improvements in technology have led to a rapid increase in the use of neuroimaging to study human brain function non-invasively in health and disease.
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Over the last decades, improvements in technology have led to a rapid increase in the use of neuroimaging to study human brain function non-invasively in health and disease. In particular, functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI), electro-encephalography (EEG), magneto-encephalography (MEG) and transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) are now routinely used by neuroscientists to study brain-behaviour relationships. Our MSc in Brain Imaging showcases Nottingham's multi-disciplinary environment and offers a comprehensive programme that will provide you with the theoretical knowledge and practical skills required to conduct high-quality neuroimaging work and neuroscience research. Translational in vivo neuroscience approaches in animal models will also be considered, and interested students will have the opportunity to receive research training in this area.
The MSc in Brain Imaging has a flexible course structure and offers four pathways with core modules alongside a choice of optional modules that permits tailor-made study. The options are:
MSc Brain Imaging (Cognitive Neuroscience)
MSc Brain Imaging (Neuropsychology)
MSc Brain Imaging (Integrative Neuroscience)
MSc Brain Imaging (Developmental Science)
Graduating from the University of Nottingham opens up a wide range of career options. Many of our students use this programme as a preparation for PhD study or other advanced degree positions. Others opt for science-related jobs. Our graduates are highly regarded by employers in private and public sector organisations because of the solid academic foundation and transferable skills they gain during their degree course such as analytical evaluation, data management, statistical analysis as well as presentation and writing skills. In the past, graduates of this programme have taken-up career opportunities in university, hospital and industry settings.
Please email
[email protected]
for more information or visit the PG prospectus. Given the breadth of training available, the MSc is recommended to students with a background in psychology, neuroscience or a bioscience discipline as well as those with training in physics, engineering, mathematics, or computer sciences.
Upcoming Open Days: Wednesday 29 June and Wednesday 6 July (1.30-3 pm). Please contact us if you have specific questions about the programme. Phone: +44 (0)115 951 5361 or email:
[email protected]
Key facts
• Programme delivered through lectures, practicals and research project resulting in a dissertation
• Core and optional modules according to specific pathways
• Four pathways with applications in Cognitive Neuroscience, Developmental Science, Neuropsychology, and Integrative Neuroscience
• Taught by active and internationally renowned research scientists
• Interdisciplinary approach with specialist lectures and/or project supervision by scientists from: the School of Psychology; Sir Peter Mansfield Magnetic Resonance Centre; Department of Academic Radiology
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M.Sc. in Medical Physics
National University of Ireland, Galway
National Centre for Biomedical Engineering Science (NCBES)
The M.Sc. in Medical Physics is a full time course which aims to equip you for a career as a scientist in medicine. You will be given the basic knowledge of the subject area and some limited training.
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The M.Sc. in Medical Physics is a full time course which aims to equip you for a career as a scientist in medicine. You will be given the basic knowledge of the subject area and some limited training. The course consists of an intense program of lectures and workshops, followed by a short project and dissertation. Extensive use is made of the electronic learning environment "Blackboard" as used by NUI Galway. The course has been accredited by the Institute of Physics and Engineering in Medicine (UK).
Syllabus Outline. (with ECTS weighting)
Human Gross Anatomy (5 ECTS)
The cell, basic tissues, nervous system, nerves and muscle, bone and cartilage, blood, cardiovascular system, respiratory system, gastrointestinal tract, nutrition, genital system, urinary system, eye and vision, ear, hearing and balance, upper limb – hand, lower limb – foot, back and vertebral column, embryology, teratology, anthropometrics; static and dynamic anthropometrics data, anthropometric dimensions, clearance and reach and range of movement, method of limits, mathematics modelling.
Human Body Function (5 ECTS)
Biological Molecules and their functions. Body composition. Cell physiology. Cell membranes and membrane transport. Cell electrical potentials. Nerve function – nerve conduction, nerve synapses. Skeletal muscle function – neuromuscular junction, muscle excitation, muscle contraction, energy considerations. Blood and blood cells – blood groups, blood clotting. Immune system. Autonomous nervous system. Cardiovascular system – electrical and mechanical activity of the heart. – the peripheral circulation. Respiratory system- how the lungs work. Renal system – how the kidneys work. Digestive system. Endocrine system – how hormones work. Central nervous system and brain function.
Occupational Hygiene (5 ECTS)
Historical development of Occupational Hygiene, Safety and Health at Work Act. Hazards to Health, Surveys, Noise and Vibrations, Ionizing radiations, Non-Ionizing Radiations, Thermal Environments, Chemical hazards, Airborne Monitoring, Control of Contaminants, Ventilation, Management of Occupational Hygiene.
Medical Informatics (5 ECTS)
Bio statistics, Distributions, Hypothesis testing. Chi-square, Mann-Whitney, T-tests, ANOVA, regression. Critical Appraisal of Literature, screening and audit. Patient and Medical records, Coding, Hospital Information Systems, Decision support systems. Ethical consideration in Research.
Practicals: SPSS. Appraisal exercises.
Clinical Instrumentation (6 ECTS)
Biofluid Mechanics: Theory: Pressures in the Body, Fluid Dynamics, Viscous Flow, Elastic Walls, Instrumentation Examples: Respiratory Function Testing, Pressure Measurements, Blood Flow measurements. Physics of the Senses: Theory: Cutaneous and Chemical sensors, Audition, Vision, Psychophysics; Instrumentation Examples: Evoked responses, Audiology, Ophthalmology instrumentation, Physiological Signals: Theory Electrodes, Bioelectric Amplifiers, Transducers, Electrophysiology Instrumentation.
Medical Imaging (10 ECTS)
Theory of Image Formation including Fourier Transforms and Reconstruction from Projections (radon transform). Modulation transfer Function, Detective Quantum Efficiency.
X-ray imaging: Interaction of x-rays with matter, X-ray generation, Projection images, Scatter, Digital Radiography, CT – Imaging. Fundamentals of Image Processing.
Ultrasound: Physics of Ultrasound, Image formation, Doppler scanning, hazards of Ultrasound.
Nuclear Medicine : Overview of isotopes, generation of Isotopes, Anger Cameras, SPECT Imaging, Positron Emitters and generation, PET Imaging, Clinical aspects of Planar, SPECT and PET Imaging with isotopes.
Magnetic Resonance Imaging : Magnetization, Resonance, Relaxation, Contrast in MR Imaging, Image formation, Image sequences, their appearances and clinical uses, Safety in MR.
Radiation Fundamentals (5 ECTS)
Review of Atomic and Nuclear Physics. Radiation from charged particles. X-ray production and quality. Attenuation of Photon Beams in Matter. Interaction of Photons with Matter. Interaction of Charged Particles with matter. Introduction to Monte Carlo techniques. Concept to Dosimetry. Cavity Theory. Radiation Detectors. Practical aspects of Ionization chambers
The Physics of Radiation Therapy (10 ECTS)
The interaction of single beams of X and gamma rays with a scattering medium. Treatment planning with single photon beams. Treatment planning for combinations of photon beams. Radiotherapy with particle beams: electrons, pions, neutrons, heavy charged particles. Special Techniques in Radiotherapy. Equipment for external Radiotherapy. Relative dosimetry techniques. Dosimetry using sealed sources. Brachytherapy. Dosimetry of radio-isotopes.
Workshops / Practicals
Hospital & Radiation Safety [11 ECTS]
Workshop in Risk and Safety.
Concepts of Risk and Safety. Legal Aspects. Fundamental concepts in Risk Assessment and Human Factor Engineering. Risk and Safety management of complex systems with examples from ICU and Radiotherapy. Accidents in Radiotherapy and how to avoid them. Principles of Electrical Safety, Electrical Safety Testing, Non-ionizing Radiation Safety, including UV and laser safety.
- NUIG Radiation Safety Course.
Course for Radiation Safety Officer.
- Advanced Radiation Safety
Concepts of Radiation Protection in Medical Practice, Regulations. Patient Dosimetry. Shielding design in Diagnostic Radiology, Nuclear Medicine and Radiotherapy.
- Medical Imaging Workshop
Operation of imaging systems. Calibration and Quality Assurance of General
radiography, fluoroscopy systems, ultrasound scanners, CT-scanners and MR scanners. Radiopharmacy and Gamma Cameras Quality Control.
Research Project [28 ECTS]
A limited research project will be undertaken in a medical physics area. Duration of this will be 4 months full time
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MSc in Medical Imaging
University of Leeds
School of Medicine
Medical Imaging impinges on virtually every facet of clinical practice and is one of the key elements in diagnosis, monitoring of and in some cases guiding of therapy.
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Medical Imaging impinges on virtually every facet of clinical practice and is one of the key elements in diagnosis, monitoring of and in some cases guiding of therapy. Knowledge of the appropriateness and limitations of the various techniques for imaging is therefore an important skill for clinical scientists, healthcare professionals and clinicians.
It is as well to emphasise at this stage that the programmes offered in Medical Imaging are not clinical courses. However, the teaching of the technical aspects of the various imaging modalities will be firmly grounded in the clinical usage of those modalities. Many of the lecturers are also at the forefront of research in their particular field and will bring insights from, not just current imaging practice but, imaging techniques which are currently in their infancy.
An MSc and a PGDip are offered in Medical Imaging; you are allowed to transfer from your original programme, to another one, provided that you do this before you have completed the programme and before an award has been made. Part time study is also an option. Please contact us on
[email protected]
for information on this.
Course Aim
This MSc is designed not only for recent graduates preparing for a career in medical imaging, but also for professionals already working in the field. It aims to cover all aspects of medical imaging, from the basic physics involved, through the different modalities, to the current issues involved in working in a modern UK NHS radiology department.
Objectives - By the end of the MSc programme students should be able to:
•Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of the physical and mathematical aspects of image formation of several techniques;
•Identify the anatomical and physiological properties of tissue associated with image formation and contrast for several techniques;
•Analyse and compare the technical performance of various modalities;
•Demonstrate an understanding of the clinical applications of each technique, the variables involved and how they can be compared;
•Critically analyse the optimisation of combinations of imaging modalities for specific patient groups;
•Analyse the equipment and staff management issues associated with the use of modern technology in modern clinical practice;
•Apply IT in literature searching, analysis and display of data, and report writing to enhance life-long learning in medical imaging;
•Demonstrate enhancement of their professional skills in communication, problem-solving, learning effectively and quickly, and effective self-management;
•Critically evaluate relevant published work, demonstrating an understanding of the underpinning principles of statistics, project design and data analysis;
•Plan and implement a research project.
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MSc / PG Dip / PG Cert Advanced Medical Imaging
University of Salford
School of Health Sciences
This course aims to develop qualified health care professionals to meet the challenge of specialist, advanced and consultant practitioner status in the field of medical imaging within a rapidly evolving health service.
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This course aims to develop qualified health care professionals to meet the challenge of specialist, advanced and consultant practitioner status in the field of medical imaging within a rapidly evolving health service.
You can further your professional development by taking a PGC in skeletal reporting, CT head reporting, all aspects of Ultrasound, or Mammography. Alternatively you could take a single module in a specific area, including Barium swallow and VF, CTC, cardiac stress testing or HSG - please enquire for other areas. Qualified sonographers can develop niche areas of practice such as vascular and breast imaging. If you want to develop ultrasound competencies in MSK, abdominal, obstetrics and gynaecology scanning then you should follow the MSc in Ultrasound Imaging route.
We have a wide range of options for breast imaging including mammography (equivalent to the College of Radiographers' postgraduate certificate in principles and practice of mammography); mammogram image interpretation; MRI breast reproting; interventional procedures; and breast ultrasound. Pick and choose your preferred options and modules to build a bespoke Masters qualification focused around breast imaging.
Key benefits:
• Our ultrasound modules are fully accredited by the Consortium for the Accreditation of Sonographic Education (CASE)
• Experienced, enthusiastic and friendly staff committed to supporting you through your study
• Access to our excellent onsite clinical facilities, including ultrasound machines, digital imaging suite and a 16 slice CT scanner.
Visit the website:
Suitable for
This programme will appeal to a variety of health care professionals engaged in current practice including radiographers, radiologists, speech and language therapists. You will need access to a relevant caseload for clinically-related modules.
Programme details
This is a part-time course which enables you to continue working in your clinical placement, so that you gain the necessary practical experience while learning the academic information to develop your skills. It provides a highly flexible approach to developing competence in niche areas of practice.
You have the choice to exit with the following awards:
• Postgraduate Certificate: two (30 credit) modules over one year or 18 months
• Postgraduate Diploma: four (30 credit) modules over two years
• Master of Science: four (30 credit) modules plus the dissertation module (60 credits) over three years
Your module choice will depend on your practice area and the profile of your award which should be discussed with the course team prior to commencement to establish a Negotiated Learning Agreement. This means your course is tailor-made to meet your exact learning requirements.
Students can opt to take a medical imaging specialism pathway in year 1 and 2. Details of these routes can be seen at the bottom of the page.
The course is delivered by:
• Classroom based lectures
• Tutorials
• Seminars and student discussion groups
• Skills lab based practicals
• Self-directed study
• E-based learning
• Work based learning, some modules include visits to Centres of Excellence
Module titles
• Advancing Practice in Medical Imaging
• Screening and Diagnosis
• Publishing and Presenting in Health Care
• Fundamentals of Radiological Reporting
• Radiology Image Interpretation
• Fundamentals of Mammography Practice
• Advanced Technique in Mammography Practice
• Research Methods
• Ultrasound focused areas of practice (vascular and breast)
• Mammography practice
• Reporting (skeletal, breast, CT head)
• GI technique only (barium swallow & VF, CTC)
• GI techniques with reporting, HSG with reporting
• HSG technique only, Breast Intervention, Cardiac stress testing
Assessment methods are designed to suit a variety of learning styles and include;
• Assignments
• Viva Voce
• Exams
• Portfolio
• Objective structured assessment
• Poster presentation
The percentage depends on the individual modules.
Career potential
Most students have been seconded from and return to their work in the National Health Service with advanced practitioner status, and a number have gone on to become consultant practitioners. Students will also be supported to apply for Advanced Practitioner Accreditation with the College of Radiographers.
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Prosthodontics MClinDent
King's College London
Dental Institute
Sixty per cent of the programme is dedicated to clinical experience in fixed, removable and implant prosthodontics. Teaching styles include close mentoring, chair-side guidance and small group work that emphasises the importance of the evidence base in literature and creates new research opportunities.
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Sixty per cent of the programme is dedicated to clinical experience in fixed, removable and implant prosthodontics. Teaching styles include close mentoring, chair-side guidance and small group work that emphasises the importance of the evidence base in literature and creates new research opportunities.
Key benefits
- One of the largest programmes in the UK to offer specialist training in prosthodontics.
- Teaching from internationally recognised prosthodontists.
- A fully integrated programme with teaching in implants, fixed and removable prosthodontics.
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Course detail
- Description -
60 per cent of the time is dedicated to clinical experience in fixed, removable and implant prosthodontics. Covers the scientific background to implants, fixed and removable prosthodontics and clinical techniques, and includes: anatomy, physiology, histology and pathology of the dental and oral tissues, occlusion, epidemiology and prevention of dental caries and tooth wear, properties of dental materials, relation of radiology, infection control and audit in relation to prosthodontics. Teaching styles include close mentoring, chairside guidance and small group work that emphasises the importance of the evidence base for prosthodontics in the literature and creates new research opportunities. A research project is also undertaken.
- Course purpose -
To produce a highly knowledgeable professional in prosthodontics at master's level. Further, the aim is to produce a dentist proficient and skilful in prosthodontics and related areas of restorative dentistry. The programme has formal recognition as part of UK specialist training.
- Course format and assessment -
Modular programme consisting of 360 credits, plus an additional 180 credits of non-modular supervised clinical work. Modules are grouped into three distinct types:
(i) Three taught modules, covering the scientific and clinical basis of prosthodontics, assessed by written examination;
(ii) Five clinical modules, involving supervised clinical practice and examined by a mixture of case studies on treated and unseen patients, practical, or oral examinations;
(iii) One research module, involving the submission of a research project report including a literature review, with an oral defence of the research.
Career prospects
Overseas graduates return to their home country. Those on specialist training work in the UK in practice.
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About Postgraduate Study at King's College London:
To study for a postgraduate degree at King's College London is to study at the city's most central university and at one of the top 20 universities worldwide (2015/16 QS World Rankings). Graduates will benefit from close connections with the UK's professional, political, legal, commercial, scientific and cultural life, while the excellent reputation of our MA and MRes programmes ensures our postgraduate alumni are highly sought after by some of the world's most prestigious employers. We provide graduates with skills that are highly valued in business, government, academia and the professions.
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Applied Clinical Anatomy (PG Cert)
Keele University
School of Health and Rehab Sciences
The certificate is designed to allow choice and foster personal development. Plenty of opportunity will be given to students to develop their skills in anatomy and dissections using human cadaveric specimens.
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The certificate is designed to allow choice and foster personal development. Plenty of opportunity will be given to students to develop their skills in anatomy and dissections using human cadaveric specimens.
The Postgraduate Certificate in Applied Clinical Anatomy (60 M Level credits) consists of three modules, the two core modules are compulsory; Applied Clinical Anatomy 1 worth 15 M Level credits, and Applied Clinical Anatomy 2 worth 30 M Level credits. To facilitate ongoing personal development and make up the required 60 Masters Level credits, the student can choose a further optional module related to the aims of the certificate. Students may transfer their credits to an MSc (Health Sciences) or an MSc (Neuromusculoskeletal Healthcare). There are many Masters Level modules available to choose from within the University.
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Course Aims
To promote the acquisition of applied anatomical knowledge and skills and the application of anatomical science.
Course Content
The certificate consists of three modules (two core compulsory plus one option).
- Applied Clinical Anatomy 1 (core) worth 15 M Level credits. This module will cover histology, embryology, identification of prosections, gross anatomy of various systems, radiology, preserving, and embalming. The gross anatomy will be linked to functional and clinical relevance
- Applied Clinical Anatomy 2 (core) worth 30 M Level credits. Through student-led tutorials, theoretical and practical studies including dissections, the student will cover in-depth, the theoretical and practical aspects of knowledge relating to the student's chosen anatomical focus
- One option module to the value of 15 credits at Masters Level
There are many Masters Level modules available within the Faculty and the wider University. The Academic Year starts in September, and is divided into two semesters; one core module will be available in each semester. This allows the student the freedom to select an optional module within either semester.
Teaching & Assessment
The programme of study will be delivered through block teaching sessions and self-directed study (See individual modular specification for details of hours etc). Teaching format will be lecturers, seminars, discussions, problem-solving sessions, tutorials, and dissections to address theoretical and practical aspects of applied clinical anatomical knowledge. The student is expected to complete at least double the amount of self directed study.
A variety of modes of assessment are offered. For the Applied Clinical Anatomy 1 module – the student can choose their own mode of assessment from the selection given, for example, assignment, presentation or an interactive practical examination. For the Applied Clinical Anatomy 2, the student will present a portfolio of evidence of their experiential learning during the process of exploring in-depth the theoretical and practical aspects of clinical anatomical knowledge relating to the students chosen field of knowledge. This will include a 4000-word assignment, 4 laboratory reports including such activities as dissections, clinical meetings etc, a 2500 word reflective piece demonstrating experiential learning and finally the evidence of experiential learning.
Additional Costs
Apart from additional costs for text books, inter-library loans and potential overdue library fines we do not anticipate any additional costs for this post graduate programme.
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Advanced Neuroimaging - MSc/PGDip
University College London
Institute of Neurology
This MSc is specifically aimed at those pursuing a professional career in neuroimaging, either in clinical practice or in neuroscience research.
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This MSc is specifically aimed at those pursuing a professional career in neuroimaging, either in clinical practice or in neuroscience research. This multidisciplinary programme provides training in both the basic scientific and technological principles of modern neuroimaging methods, and in their application to understand neurological function and neurological disorders. Study by distance learning is also available.
Degree information
Students will develop a foundational knowledge of neuroanatomy, understand the principles and main technical aspects of neuroimaging instrumentation and data acquisition, basic image processing and image analysis techniques, and gain a good working knowledge of modern methods for scientific and clinical investigation of the human nervous system using neuroimaging.
Students undertake modules to the value of 180 credits.
The programme consists of six core modules (90 credits), a library project (30 credits) and a research project (60 credits). A Postgraduate Diploma is offered for Full Time, Part Time and Distance Learning modes. This consists of six core modules (90 credits) and a Library Project (30 credits). All of the Advanced Neuroimaging modules are considered core modules. There are no optional modules for this programme.
Core modules
-Introductory Science and Methods
-Imaging Modalities
-Advanced Imaging
-Foundational Neuroanatomy, Systems and Disease
-Pathology and Diagnostic Imaging I
-Pathology and Diagnostic Imaging II
Please note: every face-to-face module has a distance learning equivalent with alternative learning activities.
All students undertake a library project which is assessed by a 5,000-word project, and a laboratory research project which culminates in a 10,000-word dissertation.
Teaching and learning
The programme is taught by lectures and workshops delivered by experts in various clinical and technical fields of neuroimaging. Assessment is through written examination, coursework, presentations, research project, dissertation and viva voce. Distance learning students may spend up to three months in London carrying out the research project and receiving relevant training and mentoring. Alternatively they may carry out an extended systematic review of the literature related to a chosen field within neuroimaging. In exceptional circumstances students may carry out the research project remotely if they are based at a hospital with established research links with Principal Investigators at the UCL Institute of Neurology.
Graduates of the programme will have developed the necessary knowledge and skills essential for a future research career in the areas of neuroradiology, imaging neuroscience or neuroimaging technology.
Top career destinations for this degree:
-Doctor, Addenbrooke's Hospital (NHS) and studying Radiology, University of Cambridge
-Research Assistant, National Tsing Hua University
-Hospital Consultant, Epsom Hospital (NHS)
-Radiographer, East Kent Hospitals University NHS Foundation Trust
-Trainee Radiologist, Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
Students on this programme are immersed in a world-class clinical and scientific environment, taught by leading experts in the field. For clinicians, and professions allied to healthcare, the programme will equip them with a sound understanding of neuroimaging techniques. For medical physicists it will enable them to develop their theoretical understanding in an internationally renowned centre. A number of high-achieving students on the programme will be offered the opportunity to undertake a paid internship at a London-based company which runs neuroimaging clinical trials.
Why study this degree at UCL?
The focus of this degree is neuroimaging of neurological disease. Together with our associated hospital, the National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery, the UCL Institute of Neurology promotes research that is of direct clinical relevance to improved patient care and treatment.
With its concentration of clinical and applied scientific activity the institute is a unique national resource for postgraduate training in neurology, its associated disciplines and the basic neurosciences. During their time at Queen Square students will have the opportunity to contribute to world-leading research and have access to cutting-edge neuroimaging facilities.
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MDSc Prosthodontics
University of Dundee
This is an established and popular modular course in fixed and removable prosthodontics and is suitable for dentists contemplating an academic career or to improve your clinical practice.
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This is an established and popular modular course in fixed and removable prosthodontics and is suitable for dentists contemplating an academic career or to improve your clinical practice. You will develop enhanced skills and understanding of the scientific basis and practice of prosthodontics so that you become competent in the diagnosis and treatment of more complex problems.
Why study Prosthodontics at Dundee?
This course will help you build upon the skills you earned in your dental undergraduate course and develop these skills in a clinical environment.
The staff teaching this course are experienced in diagnosis, treatment planning, rehabilitation and maintenance of the oral function in patients with a range of dental problems. You will receive close supervision and support when treating patients throughout the course. All clinical facilities, equipment and materials are provided.
What's so good about Prosthodontics at Dundee?
The School of Dentistry at the University of Dundee is based in the Dental School and Hospital and is located on the University's city campus. The Dental School, which was inaugurated in 1916, is at the forefront of research, teaching and clinical dental practice and benefits from being an integral part of the College of Medicine, Dentistry and Nursing.
The Dental School performs consistently well in league tables for both research and teaching. The University of Dundee Dental School is a top UK dental school as noted in the Guardian University Guide 2011 and The Complete University Guide.
The Dental School has a reputation as a supportive and nurturing environment which gives students the opportunity to fulfil their aspirations to achieve excellence clinically and academically.
Teaching & Assessment
This course is taught by staff in the School of Dentistry.
The course is two years long and begins every second year, in September (2012, 2014, 2016 etc), and finishes at the end of June in the second year. Teaching follows the European week, i.e. Mondays to Fridays inclusive.
How you will be taught
Students will attend lectures, seminars and laboratory demonstrations. Students will treat patients under supervision on two half days per week, and carry out some of the laboratory work as advised by course tutors. More than one module may be taught concurrently and clinical work will be undertaken on regular sessions throughout the course.
Provision will be made for personal study time throughout the course and students are expected to make good use of this time to prepare for the assessments and to read widely on the subject of prosthodontics.
What you will study
Every candidate for the Degree shall be required to undertake the prescribed course of study and submit a dissertation. Candidates will be required to present themselves for examination, including oral examination.
The various aspects of fixed prosthodontics will be performed on a phantom head before proceeding to the clinic as it is considered important to thoroughly revise techniques to ensure a high standard of clinical work. This includes endodontics, post preparation, core build-ups and preparations for inlays, crowns, bridges and resin-retained bridges.
There are eight modules, all of which must be completed satisfactorily, together with a research project. The modules and their associated SCQF (the Scottish Credit and Qualifications Framework) credits are as follows:
Introductory module (20 credits)
Radiology Decontamination and infection control
Communication and IT skills
Clinical photography
Dental caries - diagnosis and management
Periodontal disease - diagnosis and management
Treatment planning in Restorative Dentistry
Health care law and administration
Complete dentures (20 credits)
Partial dentures (20 credits)
Operative and adhesive dentistry (20 credits)
Endodontics (20 credits)
Laboratory-fabricated restorations (20 credits)
Applied dental materials (20 credits)
Dentistry for the elderly (10 credits)
Dissertation, including research methods and basic statistics (30 credits)
How you will be assessed
Assessment will be comprised of a one-hour written short-answer examination for each taught module. Reports of four cases treated by the candidate will be presented to the external examiner at the final examination at the end of the course.
Students carry out a research project related to fixed and removable prosthodontics or dental materials and produce a typed and bound dissertation. This will include a critical review of the literature. It is anticipated that the proportion of time spent on the research project should be approximately 25% of the course.
The results of the module assessments and the logbook of clinical activity will be scrutinised by the examiners.
All components will carry equal weighting and candidates must achieve a pass in all examination.
This course provides good preparation for the MFDS examination of the Royal Colleges but is not approved for eligibility to sit the MRD examination.
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Question about 1999 Jeep Grand Cherokee
When I start my 2001 Jeep Grand Cherokee, there is a gurgling noise in heater core area and also slight antifreeze odor. All online forums point to a leaking heater core, but the passenger-side carpet is totally dry and also the odor goes away in about 30 seconds. After that, the gurgling remains but no more smell. Ideas?
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Your heater core is just starting to leak. the gurgling is most often causes by low coolant level, is the system clean and full?
2001 jeep grand cherokee antifreeze leak, antifreeze smell, foggy windows on passenger side
the car is making a gurling noise and smells of antifreeze
Make sure the cooling system is clean with fresh coolant when u change the core, otherwise u may damge the new core becuase your coolant is worn out, if your Jeep has over 60,000 it should be done anyway, also I recommend at least a new upper radiator hose while it is drainned and inspect the other parts of the system.
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You are at the beginning stages of the heater core going out on you..just because theres no moisture inside doesent necessarily mean the heater core is still ok it just means its going to start leaking on the outside more than likely
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FDA Drug Safety Podcast: FDA warns that cancer drug docetaxel may cause symptoms of alcohol intoxication after treatment
Welcome to the FDA Drug Safety Podcast for healthcare professionals from the Division of Drug Information. Today's topic: FDA warns that cancer drug docetaxel may cause symptoms of alcohol intoxication after treatment.
On June 20, 2014, FDA issued a Drug Safety Communication warning that the intravenous chemotherapy drug docetaxel contains ethanol, also known as alcohol, which may cause patients to experience intoxication or feel drunk during and after treatment. We are revising the labels of all docetaxel drug products to warn about this risk. Health care professionals should consider the alcohol content of docetaxel when prescribing or administering the drug to patients, particularly in those whom alcohol intake should be avoided or minimized and when using it in conjunction with other medications.
Patients should be aware that docetaxel may cause them to become intoxicated from the alcohol it contains. Patients should avoid driving, operating machinery, or performing other activities that are dangerous for one to two hours after docetaxel infusion. Additionally some medications, such as pain relievers and sleep aids, may interact with the alcohol in the docetaxel infusion and worsen the intoxicating effects.
Several forms of docetaxel are currently marketed including generics and the brand-name products Taxotere, Docefrez, and Docetaxel Injection. The various products contain different amounts of alcohol, which health care professionals should be aware of in order to monitor and counsel patients appropriately.
Report side effects with docetaxel to FDA's MedWatch program at www.fda.gov/medwatch.
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Today is March 12th, 2011. Six years ago when Alex was 17 he took his own life. Believe it or not, it really was over a girl. If I can give any piece of advice it is this: Parents, do not take matters of the heart lightly when it comes to your teenagers. You may think it's 'puppy love' but to the teen experiencing this love, it is very real, very strong, and all consuming.
I do not blame the girl anymore. Heck, she was only 14 at the time!
Alex had a host of challenges. He was bipolar, prescribed a ton of medications which he didn't take, in and out of trouble with the law. Gosh, sure makes me sound like the parent of the year. I first took Alex to counseling when he was 5 years old. I really did do and try everything for that child. It was to the point where I was full, well, and prepared to get a job as kitchen help in whatever penitentiary he ended up in just so I could see him every day. Yes, I was the committed mother. (perhaps overly so)
Alex is/was my only child. On top of grieving for Alex, I kicked myself for choosing not to have anymore children when I could have done so. It was sort of like a double loss.
I haven't had an "Alex moment" in some time now. I haven't picked up the phone to call him only to 'realize' and get that punch in the gut feeling. I haven't woken up before dawn from an all-too-real dream to run to the living room and see if he really is sleeping on the couch. I like to think that is a good thing.
It has taken me years to get to the acceptance point. I did all the stages of grief back and forth and over and over again. He is on my mind everyday and will be forever; he is my child, my only child. I keep a shrine to him in my bedroom and I like it that way. I get to see him every night... sort of.
Last night I dreamt of him. It wasn't like a movie dream. It was just images of him smiling. Like we were in the same room together, not talking, just sharing space. I know it was just my warped, twisted mind playing tricks on me but I liked it.
Today I will go visit him at "his place", but all I really want to do is go back to sleep to spend some more time with him.
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She became professor and chair of the UW–Madison Bacteriology Department in 2007 and served in that role until 2009. She was co-founder of the Women in Science and Engineering Leadership Institute at UW–Madison and co-director from 2001 to 2007 and founded the Wisconsin Program for Scientific Teaching. more…
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Bradfield's research focuses on a family of proteins known as PAS proteins, which sense and respond to either environmental signals like pollutants or physiological cues such as circadian rhythm, and can be implicated in diseases like cancer. He is the author or co-author of more than 100 research publications, book chapters and invited reviews. He also holds seven patents.
On the UW-Madison campus, Bradfield has held administrative posts as director of the Molecular and Environmental Toxicology Center beginning in 2006, and as director of the Office of Graduate Support for the UW School of Medicine and Public Health since 2013.
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Artist: Caravaggio (Michelangelo Merisi) (Italian, Milan or Caravaggio 1571–1610 Porto Ercole)
Date: 1610
Medium: Oil on canvas
Dimensions: 37 x 49 3/8 in. (94 x 125.4 cm)
Classification: Paintings
Credit Line: Gift of Herman and Lila Shickman, and Purchase, Lila Acheson Wallace Gift, 1997
Accession Number: 1997.167
Caravaggio's late works depend for their dramatic effect on brightly lit areas standing in contrast to a dark background. The picture, a marvel of narrative, was painted in the last months of Caravaggio's tempestuous life and marks an extreme stage in his revolutionary style. Peter is shown before a fireplace, when a woman accuses him of being a follower of Christ. The pointing finger of the soldier and two fingers of the woman allude to the three accusations and to Peter's three denials. In 1613 the painting belonged to Guido Reni who received it from the engraver Luca Ciamberlano as compensation for debts.


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Thanks to a strong start to the year for seafood exports, Turkish Airlines doubled its freighter capacity into Oslo Airport this month. Turkish Airlines' cargo division launched flights to Oslo Airport on March 10, before upping capacity. The route will be serviced by an A330-200F. Martin Langaas, director of cargoRead More


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The hotel was built in 1996 and was fully renovated in 2007. It has a total of 71 rooms and is fully air-conditioned. There is a hotel lobby with a 24-hour reception desk, a hotel safe, currency exchange facilities, a cloakroom, lift access, a bar, a restaurant, conference facilities and a laundry service.
This hotel is regarded as a mark of distinction for downtown C�rdoba, right in the heart of the historical and commercial district of one of the oldest Argentinean cities. It is just a few metres from Manzana de las Luces and is surrounded by the most traditional buildings and monuments of the city, including La Ca�ada Creek, the Government House, the Cabildo and Plaza San Martin. The hotel lies in a neighbourhood with a lively nightlife. It is 10 minutes from the cathedral, 15 minutes from the Sarmiento Park and 20 minutes from the nearest bus stop (Netoc). Ingeniero Ambrosio L.V. Taravella International Airport is 13 km from the hotel.
The guest rooms have been designed with a clear functional vocation. Guests will find indispensable benefits which will enable them to enjoy the peace and quiet in a pleasant atmosphere. Rooms are en suite and include a hairdryer, direct dial telephone, satellite TV, free Internet access, minibar, mini-fridge, air conditioning and central heating, a safe and a terrace.
The hotel has an outdoor pool and a sun terrace.
A continental breakfast is served and guests can select midday and evening meals from the restaurant's menu.
American Express, Diners Club, MasterCard and VISA are accepted by the hotel.
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Spoke with Caleb. He said the vehicle is still cutting off. He had to call the business several times to get updates and his calls weren't returned.
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Service Date: 06/28/2014
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Seedling planted by Obama `quarantined`
Israeli agriculture ministry decided to quarantine a seedling planted by US President Barack Obama in the Israeli counterpart`s garden.
Jerusalem: Rules are rules and are applicable to all. It was clearly in evidence when the Israeli agriculture ministry decided to quarantine a seedling planted by US President Barack Obama in the Israeli counterpart`s garden.
"As US President Barack Obama brought the seedling with him and as it is strictly prohibited to bring vegetation from overseas into Israel without a check of quarantine due to fear of exposure to disease or pests, the plant will be examined," the ministry of agriculture here said.
The seedling planted by Obama and Israeli President Shimon Peres will be sent for examination and it may take several weeks before it returns to the Presidential Residence in Jerusalem.
Peres` staff said that the procedure had been agreed upon in advance as the plant, which Obama brought on his plane, did not undergo a check upon arrival to Israel.
The agriculture ministry said that it will take a while before the plant returns to the President`s house.
"The President planted it inside a flowerpot and if found to be free of pests, it will be returned to the President`s Residence`s courtyard.
Many times pests, which we do not have in Israel, lurk underneath leaves and we don`t want to import them," the ministry said.


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Nearly one million Americans suffer from a heart attack each year. Four hundred thousand of them die as a result of their heart attack. There are an estimated 45 million patients of coronary artery (heart) disease in India. One fifth of the deaths in India are caused due to coronary heart disease. By 2020, heart diseases will account for one third of all deaths in India.
Rising public awareness about heart attacks and several lifestyle changes have eventually contributed to a considerable reduction in the occurrence of heart attacks in the last four decades. Today, the best treatment for someone encountering a heart attack is prompt identification of the diagnosis and transport to a hospital that can perform prompt catheterisation and PTCA or stenting within the first 90 minutes of the cardiac incidence.
What is a heart attack?
Myocardial infarction (MI), which literally means the death of the heart muscle, is the medical term for a heart attack. When two coronary arteries — that supply blood and oxygen to the heart — get blocked as a result of high cholesterol levels and other substances, it deprives the heart muscle of blood and oxygen, causing an injury. This condition is called 'cardiac ischemia'.
If this condition lasts too long, the deprived heart tissue dies. This is what happens in a heart attack. Heart attacks cause irreversible death of the heart muscle. The heart muscle continues to die for six to eight hours at which time the heart attack usually is "complete". The dead heart muscle is eventually replaced by a scar tissue.
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Nearly 25% of all heart attacks occur without any previous warning signs.
In some cases, they are associated with a condition called 'Silent Ischemia', which causes sporadic interruptions of blood flow to the heart that are painless for unknown reasons, although they may damage the heart tissue. Silent ischemia is commonly seen in diabetic patients.
The most common symptoms of a heart attack include: Pressure, tightness, pain and aching sensation on the left side of chest or arms, spreading to neck, jaw and back, a feeling of fullness, nausea and heartburn, breathlessness, cold sweats, anxiety and fatigue, dizziness and an impending sense of doom or dying.
- The most commonly experienced symptom of heart attack is chest pain .
- Early reopening of blocked coronary arteries can reduce the amount of damage to the heart and improve the prognosis for a heart attack.
- Heart failure and ventricular fibrillation are the most common complications of a heart attack.
- The blood clot that causes the heart attack usually forms at the site of rupture of an atherosclerotic, cholesterol plaque on the inner wall of a coronary artery.
- Heart attacks are diagnosed with electrocardiograms and measurement of cardiac enzymes in blood.
- The risk factors for heart attack include high cholesterol levels, high blood pressure, tobacco use, diabetes, male gender, and a family history of heart attacks at an early age.
Causes and Risk factors
'What you eat is what you are and how you live is how you shape'.
This holds true for the heart that beats life into human beings. Having said that, it is not surprising that the most common risk factors for coronary artery disease comprise lifestyle issues, eating habits, blood pressure and cholesterol levels, weight and stress issues, and diabetes.
But the underlying cause of most heart attacks is coronary artery disease. This is a result of a build-up (collectively called as plaques) of cholesterol and other substances in the artery. One of these plaques can rupture and spill out cholesterol and other substances into the bloodstream causing blood clots that block the coronary artery.
A spasm in the coronary artery that shuts down blood flow in the heart muscle is yet another cause of a heart attack. Drugs like cocaine can cause such a life-threatening spasm. A heart attack can also occur due to a tear in the heart artery (spontaneous coronary artery dissection). Coronary Embolism—a condition, in which small blood clots or tumours travel from other parts of the body to the artery—is an uncommon cause of heart attacks. Heart attacks can also occur if blood flow to the heart is severely decreased, in case of extremely low blood pressure (shock).
Diagnosis and tests
Ideally, during a regular medical check-up, your doctor should be able to tell you if you have any risk factors that can lead to a heart attack. Other procedures like Electrocardiogram (ECG), Echocardiogram, Angiogram (Coronary Catheterisation), Chest X-rays, Blood Tests, Cardiac computerised tomography (CT) or magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and Exercise Stress tests help diagnose any coronary heart disorders.
Treatments and Drugs
If you or anybody you know encounters a heart attack, the best step to take is to get the patient to the nearest emergency room. Treatment of heart attacks in a hospital will include various tests, scans and medications. Depending on your condition, your doctor may advise antiplatelet, anticoagulant, clot-dissolving drugs and angiotensin-converting enzyme (ACE), inhibitors, beta blockers and oxygen.
Interventional treatments for heart attacks comprise coronary angiography with percutaneous transluminal coronary angioplasty (PTCA), coronary artery stents and coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG). Surgical procedures to treat heart attacks include Coronary Angioplasty and Stenting, and Coronary Artery Bypass Surgery.
Following a healthy lifestyle and the following steps can help you not only prevent but also recover from a heart attack.
- Don't smoke
- Avoid passive smoke
- Check your blood pressure and cholesterol levels
- Get regular medical checkups
- Exercise regularly
- Maintain a healthy weight
- Eat a heart-healthy diet
- Manage diabetes
- Control stress
- If you drink alcohol, do so in moderation
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Retreat to the privacy and comfort of this immaculate 3-bedroom, 2-bath home situated on 4+ acres just minutes to town and the New River. A paved driveway leads up through the wooded lot to the lovely landscaped home nestled on the hillside providing long range mountain views to enjoy from the large deck. The natural light from the windows provide a cozy setting in the spacious living area to enjoy the warmth of the wood burning stove during the winter months or the cool breeze passing through the home in the warmer months. The master bedroom on the main level provides the convenience of one level living, while the 2 bedrooms and bath upstairs provide space for the kids or your guests to retreat to. An unfinished full walk-out basement offers the potential to expand living space, setup a workshop, or just plenty of space for storage and laundry. The outdoor area has plenty of room for gardening and an outbuilding that provides additional storage for lawn and garden equipment.
From intersection Hwy 58 & Hwy 21 in Independence, travel East on Hwy 58 approximately 3.2 miles and property will be on right, see sign beside driveway. (Drive is just before Pleasant Grove Rd)
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