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JHARTCON 2023.pptx
1. “JHARTCON 2023”
CME Programme on
28 th Oct 2023
Department of Radiology
Dr.Jeyasekharan Medical Trust
College of Allied Health Sciences.
Nagercoil . Kanyakumari District.
2. World Radiography Day
WHY INTERNATIONAL DAY OF RADIOLOGY IS IMPORTANT
It honors radiographers and radiologists
The day honors the vital role that radiographers and radiologists
play in the medical field. It recognizes their dedication, hard work,
and numerous contributions to modern healthcare.
It is non-invasive
This type of medical imaging allows doctors to observe what's
going on inside the human body. It's a non-invasive diagnostic
procedure that can be performed on both animals and people.
Radiology is a rapid procedure
Medical analyses using X-rays are non-invasive and take only a
few minutes to perform. The findings of x-rays can be visible
nearly instantly.
