The document summarizes the radiation exposure from airport security screening devices. It states that the radiation exposure from these devices is very low, well below safety limits established by regulatory bodies. While some controversy surrounds the devices due to media coverage, studies have consistently shown the radiation dose to be negligible compared to other common sources of radiation exposure. The document aims to educate readers on the types of devices used, radiation basics, and assess the actual level of risk compared to benefits of security screening.
La evidencia SENA es un conjunto de datos que muestran que los seres humanos tienen una capacidad innata para la música. Los bebés pueden distinguir entre su propia lengua materna y otras lenguas, y muestran preferencia por canciones en su lengua materna. Adicionalmente, los seres humanos de todas las culturas disfrutan y participan en actividades musicales.
Restaurante El Pilar is a restaurant located in Madrid, Spain that serves traditional Spanish cuisine. The restaurant has a Facebook page where they post information about their menu, events, and photos. Restaurante El Pilar aims to provide customers with quality Spanish food and drinks in a comfortable environment.
Medios alternos teorías que contribuyen a la resolución pacífica de los confl...miguel_alejandrogp
El documento discute varias teorías para la resolución pacífica de conflictos como el análisis de la naturaleza humana y la cultura de paz. También describe la resolución de conflictos como un proceso continuo que examina las dificultades y aumenta los intereses comunes para que todas las partes obtengan beneficios con soluciones justas. Finalmente, analiza contribuciones como la programación neurolingüística y el razonamiento jurídico para establecer comunicación efectiva y canales alternativos que faciliten la resolución de disput
This short document promotes creating presentations using Haiku Deck, a tool for making slideshows. It encourages the reader to get started making their own Haiku Deck presentation and sharing it on SlideShare. In just one sentence, it pitches the idea of using Haiku Deck to easily design slideshows.
Al Mashhadani with the PRFD team reviewed landscape concept designs submitted by many developer and consulting companies from 2006 to 2014. This included projects like the Sheikh Zayed Bin Sultan Al Nahyan Mosque, irrigation networks in Al Shati City and various parks, the North-Wathba City master plan, resorts and communities, street designs, hospitals, and parks in Abu Dhabi city and Khalifa City. The team provided revisions to landscape materials, plant compositions, and streetscape preliminary designs.
La evidencia SENA es un conjunto de datos que muestran que los seres humanos tienen una capacidad innata para la música. Los bebés pueden distinguir entre su propia lengua materna y otras lenguas, y muestran preferencia por canciones en su lengua materna. Adicionalmente, los seres humanos de todas las culturas disfrutan y participan en actividades musicales.
Restaurante El Pilar is a restaurant located in Madrid, Spain that serves traditional Spanish cuisine. The restaurant has a Facebook page where they post information about their menu, events, and photos. Restaurante El Pilar aims to provide customers with quality Spanish food and drinks in a comfortable environment.
Medios alternos teorías que contribuyen a la resolución pacífica de los confl...miguel_alejandrogp
El documento discute varias teorías para la resolución pacífica de conflictos como el análisis de la naturaleza humana y la cultura de paz. También describe la resolución de conflictos como un proceso continuo que examina las dificultades y aumenta los intereses comunes para que todas las partes obtengan beneficios con soluciones justas. Finalmente, analiza contribuciones como la programación neurolingüística y el razonamiento jurídico para establecer comunicación efectiva y canales alternativos que faciliten la resolución de disput
This short document promotes creating presentations using Haiku Deck, a tool for making slideshows. It encourages the reader to get started making their own Haiku Deck presentation and sharing it on SlideShare. In just one sentence, it pitches the idea of using Haiku Deck to easily design slideshows.
Al Mashhadani with the PRFD team reviewed landscape concept designs submitted by many developer and consulting companies from 2006 to 2014. This included projects like the Sheikh Zayed Bin Sultan Al Nahyan Mosque, irrigation networks in Al Shati City and various parks, the North-Wathba City master plan, resorts and communities, street designs, hospitals, and parks in Abu Dhabi city and Khalifa City. The team provided revisions to landscape materials, plant compositions, and streetscape preliminary designs.
El manual de Word describe los conceptos básicos del programa como caracteres, líneas, párrafos y el cursor. Explica cómo insertar y borrar texto, cambiar entre mayúsculas y minúsculas, y desplazarse por un documento. También cubre los diferentes tipos de vistas de documentos, y cómo modificar el formato de caracteres, párrafos, páginas y columnas.
Este documento presenta diferentes medidas de frecuencia utilizadas en epidemiología como probabilidad, riesgo a la salud, tasa, incidencia y prevalencia. También describe la relación entre incidencia y prevalencia, el uso de gráficos y el método epidemiológico, incluyendo la importancia de los hechos epidemiológicos y los segmentos de población.
This document summarizes a presentation on effective mistake-proofing for healthcare. The presentation covers principles and techniques for sustained process improvement, including understanding why errors occur, defining mistake-proofing strategies, considering human factors, and developing solutions. Examples of mistake-proofing in healthcare are provided, as well as guidance on assessing the efficacy of mistake-proofing solutions. The goal of mistake-proofing is to design processes so that it is difficult to do the wrong thing and easy to do the right thing.
Saeed Ahmad is a civil engineer with over 11 years of experience designing water, wastewater and irrigation infrastructure projects in Pakistan, UAE and Saudi Arabia. He has extensive skills in designing potable water distribution systems, wastewater collection networks, irrigation networks, and storm drainage systems. He is proficient in the use of design software such as WaterGems, SewerGems, Civil3D, WaterCAD and EPANET. Currently, he works as a senior design engineer for a consulting firm in Saudi Arabia, where he leads the design of various utility systems for industrial and residential developments.
Motion study on shopfloor and design of workavijit biswas
The document discusses motion study and work design. It defines motion study as analyzing workers' movements during tasks. Work design involves workplace layout, tools, and work methods. The document outlines Frank Gilbreth's 17 basic motion elements called "therbligs" that are used to analyze work. It describes classifying therbligs as effective or ineffective and analyzing micro-motions. Principles of motion economy aim to maximize efficiency and minimize fatigue through workplace arrangement and tool design principles.
Чудесно е, че сбъдват се мечтите!
Как иначе би имало мечти?
Живецът ни в желанията скрит е
и с тяхната настойчивост пламти.
Понякога бленуваме химери
и в нощите, замаяни не спим,
но важно е, че устремно живеем:
готови сме до край да устоим.
И често сме излъгани и жалки,
оплакващи късмета си свидлив.
Каквото да постигнем, все е малко
и всеки късметлия ни е крив.
Но хиляди, безбройни са мечтите,
зареждащи ни с жажда за живот!
Отстъпват неуспехите ни, свити.
По-мъдри сме...
Отново сме на ход...
Румен Ченков
Пожелавам ви сбъднато лято, приятели!
This channel is not a commercial! The Visual and Sound used remain the property of the respectful copyright owners. THANK YOU!
My work only for entertainment.
Este documento presenta el marco conceptual del Análisis de Situación de Salud Local (ASIS local). Explica que el ASIS local describe y analiza la situación de salud y sus determinantes en una población para identificar problemas prioritarios y proponer intervenciones. Detalla los objetivos, componentes, procesos de elaboración e importancia del ASIS local, así como conceptos clave como indicadores de salud y determinantes. Finalmente, aborda aspectos técnicos como la unidad poblacional de análisis y posibles problemas en su elaboración.
Reporte de seguridad no 39 (aplicación de estandares de seguridad en diagnos...Alejandra Cork
This document provides guidance on applying radiation safety standards in diagnostic radiology and interventional procedures using x-rays. It summarizes key requirements from the International Basic Safety Standards for protecting workers and patients from radiation. The guidance covers administrative, radiation protection and quality assurance requirements. It also provides recommendations on safety of x-ray equipment and facilities, occupational exposure, medical exposure of patients, and public exposure. The appendices offer examples of items to include in a radiation safety program and training.
radiation regulatory bodies. ( international + indian )akshayonslideshar
Radiation is harmful . right ? but who is looking after that it is being used in correct manner in hospitals .I have tried to write about some international and indian regulatory bodies.
Public health and safety in the use of mobile communicationsypatnayak
This document provides answers to frequently asked questions about electromagnetic fields (EMFs) from mobile phones and cell towers. It aims to address public health concerns by summarizing the views and research of expert international organizations like the World Health Organization. The document dispels common myths about potential health risks and emphasizes that under current international safety standards, mobile phone use poses no established health hazards. It encourages readers to consider the consensus of health experts rather than anecdotal reports when assessing EMF safety issues.
This report discusses key technical issues in ultrasound technology, including deaberration and 2D transducer arrays. Regarding deaberration, current commercial systems do not use true adaptive imaging, and time-delay compensation and inverse scattering approaches have limitations. Developing 2D arrays with 100x100 square pixels could enable a major breakthrough in resolution. The report recommends further research on deaberration techniques, low-frequency modeling, and developing large 2D arrays with advanced electronics and signal processing.
Nuclear medicine is a branch of medical imaging that uses small amounts of radioactive material to diagnose and determine the severity of or treat a variety of diseases, including many types of cancers, heart disease, gastrointestinal, endocrine, neurological disorders and other abnormalities within the body.
EFFECTIVENESS OF THE SHIELDING MECHANISM IN ROOMS HOUSING X-RAY DIAGNOSTIC EQ...AM Publications
The effectiveness of the shielding against ionizing radiation in controlled and supervised areas of four (4) selected imaging rooms of Mulago hospital was determined. Scattered radiation transmitted to the operator’s console, leakage through the walls and doors to the patient waiting areas was also determined. The effective doses to occupational workers were also determined. The availability and effectiveness of the lead aprons and other protective gears was also investigated. Thermoluminiscent Dosimeters (TLDs) were installed at selected points for a period of four (4) weeks. Radiation leakages to the members of the public were measured using a survey meter, scattered X-ray radiation to staff was measured using TLD badges. The mean scattered radiation in the imaging rooms varied from 1.19 mSv/month in the Computed Tomography (CT) room to 0.38 mSv/month from the Casualty Center (CC). The effective doses to occupational staff were highest in Room 4 (R4) (plain radiography) of 6.8 mSv/yr and lowest in CC at 1.4 mSv/yr. Radiation leakages through selected doors were found to be 18.1 mSv/hr at the Uganda Cancer Institute (UCI). Though there was some leakage, the available shielding was found to be generally effective.
This document provides guidelines for standardized calibration procedures for brachytherapy sources at secondary standards dosimetry laboratories (SSDLs) and hospitals. It discusses the calibration of 137Cs reference sources using cavity ionization chambers at SSDLs and hospitals. Procedures are described for calibrating brachytherapy sources such as high-dose rate (HDR) sources, low-dose rate (LDR) sources, and 125I seeds using well-type ionization chambers. Quality control procedures are also outlined to ensure safety and consistency in brachytherapy source calibrations.
Detection of Brain Tumor below 3mm Using NIR Sensor IRJET Journal
This document describes a proposed method to detect brain tumors below 3mm in size using near-infrared imaging techniques. The current methods like MRI, CT, and microwave imaging cannot detect tumors that small. The proposed method uses near-infrared light with a wavelength of 780nm transmitted into the brain via an LED and detected with a photodetector. Signal processing techniques like short-time Fourier transform and Lagrangian support vector machines would be used to analyze the signals and detect any tumors present. An experiment using this method on a brain phantom successfully detected an artificial tumor, demonstrating the potential of this near-infrared imaging approach.
Rad safety at hospitals v 0_7 (25-jun-2010) peter+nyanTunoo
The document discusses principles of ionizing radiation safety in a hospital environment. It describes how radiation is used in medical applications like imaging and treatment due to its ability to penetrate tissue. While radiation is useful, it can also cause biological damage. Basic radiation safety principles include justification of use, optimization of doses using ALARA, and limiting exposure. The document outlines various radiation types, interactions with human tissue, monitoring devices, exposure modes in different hospital departments and equipment.
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS FOR QUALITY ASSURANCE, RADIATIONBIOLOGY& RADIATION HAZARD...Ganesan Yogananthem
Dear B.Sc MIT Students,
Attached is an essential document featuring comprehensive Questions & Answers for Quality Assurance, Radiation Biology, and Radiation Hazards. We encourage you to utilize this resource to deepen your understanding and excel in your studies. Wishing you all the success in your academic endeavors and future careers.
Best regards,
An approach for radiation dose reduction in computerized tomographyIJECEIAES
Minimization of radiation dose plays an important role in human wellbeing. Excess of radiation dose leads to cancer. Radiation greatly affects young children less than 10 years of age as their life span is longer. Radiation can be reduced by hardware and/or by software techniques. Hardware methods deal with variation of parameters such as tube voltage, tube current, exposure time, focal distance and filter type. Software techniques include image processing methods. The originally acquired X-ray images may be contaminated with noise due to the fact of instability in the case of sensors, electrical power or X-ray source, that is responsible for the degradation of the image attributes. An enhanced image denoising algorithm has been proposed which decreases Gaussian noise combined with salt and pepper noise that retains most information particulars.
This document provides an overview of workplace radiation monitoring instruments. It describes the main types as dose rate meters, dosimeters, surface contamination meters, and airborne contamination meters/gas monitors. Dose rate meters directly measure external exposure in units such as microsieverts per hour. Dosimeters measure cumulative external exposure over time in units such as microsieverts. Surface contamination meters detect radioactive material on surfaces that could lead to internal exposure. Airborne contamination meters and gas monitors measure internal exposure from radioactive materials in the air. The document explains the basic purpose and applications of these instrument types for monitoring radiation hazards in the workplace.
El manual de Word describe los conceptos básicos del programa como caracteres, líneas, párrafos y el cursor. Explica cómo insertar y borrar texto, cambiar entre mayúsculas y minúsculas, y desplazarse por un documento. También cubre los diferentes tipos de vistas de documentos, y cómo modificar el formato de caracteres, párrafos, páginas y columnas.
Este documento presenta diferentes medidas de frecuencia utilizadas en epidemiología como probabilidad, riesgo a la salud, tasa, incidencia y prevalencia. También describe la relación entre incidencia y prevalencia, el uso de gráficos y el método epidemiológico, incluyendo la importancia de los hechos epidemiológicos y los segmentos de población.
This document summarizes a presentation on effective mistake-proofing for healthcare. The presentation covers principles and techniques for sustained process improvement, including understanding why errors occur, defining mistake-proofing strategies, considering human factors, and developing solutions. Examples of mistake-proofing in healthcare are provided, as well as guidance on assessing the efficacy of mistake-proofing solutions. The goal of mistake-proofing is to design processes so that it is difficult to do the wrong thing and easy to do the right thing.
Saeed Ahmad is a civil engineer with over 11 years of experience designing water, wastewater and irrigation infrastructure projects in Pakistan, UAE and Saudi Arabia. He has extensive skills in designing potable water distribution systems, wastewater collection networks, irrigation networks, and storm drainage systems. He is proficient in the use of design software such as WaterGems, SewerGems, Civil3D, WaterCAD and EPANET. Currently, he works as a senior design engineer for a consulting firm in Saudi Arabia, where he leads the design of various utility systems for industrial and residential developments.
Motion study on shopfloor and design of workavijit biswas
The document discusses motion study and work design. It defines motion study as analyzing workers' movements during tasks. Work design involves workplace layout, tools, and work methods. The document outlines Frank Gilbreth's 17 basic motion elements called "therbligs" that are used to analyze work. It describes classifying therbligs as effective or ineffective and analyzing micro-motions. Principles of motion economy aim to maximize efficiency and minimize fatigue through workplace arrangement and tool design principles.
Чудесно е, че сбъдват се мечтите!
Как иначе би имало мечти?
Живецът ни в желанията скрит е
и с тяхната настойчивост пламти.
Понякога бленуваме химери
и в нощите, замаяни не спим,
но важно е, че устремно живеем:
готови сме до край да устоим.
И често сме излъгани и жалки,
оплакващи късмета си свидлив.
Каквото да постигнем, все е малко
и всеки късметлия ни е крив.
Но хиляди, безбройни са мечтите,
зареждащи ни с жажда за живот!
Отстъпват неуспехите ни, свити.
По-мъдри сме...
Отново сме на ход...
Румен Ченков
Пожелавам ви сбъднато лято, приятели!
This channel is not a commercial! The Visual and Sound used remain the property of the respectful copyright owners. THANK YOU!
My work only for entertainment.
Este documento presenta el marco conceptual del Análisis de Situación de Salud Local (ASIS local). Explica que el ASIS local describe y analiza la situación de salud y sus determinantes en una población para identificar problemas prioritarios y proponer intervenciones. Detalla los objetivos, componentes, procesos de elaboración e importancia del ASIS local, así como conceptos clave como indicadores de salud y determinantes. Finalmente, aborda aspectos técnicos como la unidad poblacional de análisis y posibles problemas en su elaboración.
Reporte de seguridad no 39 (aplicación de estandares de seguridad en diagnos...Alejandra Cork
This document provides guidance on applying radiation safety standards in diagnostic radiology and interventional procedures using x-rays. It summarizes key requirements from the International Basic Safety Standards for protecting workers and patients from radiation. The guidance covers administrative, radiation protection and quality assurance requirements. It also provides recommendations on safety of x-ray equipment and facilities, occupational exposure, medical exposure of patients, and public exposure. The appendices offer examples of items to include in a radiation safety program and training.
radiation regulatory bodies. ( international + indian )akshayonslideshar
Radiation is harmful . right ? but who is looking after that it is being used in correct manner in hospitals .I have tried to write about some international and indian regulatory bodies.
Public health and safety in the use of mobile communicationsypatnayak
This document provides answers to frequently asked questions about electromagnetic fields (EMFs) from mobile phones and cell towers. It aims to address public health concerns by summarizing the views and research of expert international organizations like the World Health Organization. The document dispels common myths about potential health risks and emphasizes that under current international safety standards, mobile phone use poses no established health hazards. It encourages readers to consider the consensus of health experts rather than anecdotal reports when assessing EMF safety issues.
This report discusses key technical issues in ultrasound technology, including deaberration and 2D transducer arrays. Regarding deaberration, current commercial systems do not use true adaptive imaging, and time-delay compensation and inverse scattering approaches have limitations. Developing 2D arrays with 100x100 square pixels could enable a major breakthrough in resolution. The report recommends further research on deaberration techniques, low-frequency modeling, and developing large 2D arrays with advanced electronics and signal processing.
Nuclear medicine is a branch of medical imaging that uses small amounts of radioactive material to diagnose and determine the severity of or treat a variety of diseases, including many types of cancers, heart disease, gastrointestinal, endocrine, neurological disorders and other abnormalities within the body.
EFFECTIVENESS OF THE SHIELDING MECHANISM IN ROOMS HOUSING X-RAY DIAGNOSTIC EQ...AM Publications
The effectiveness of the shielding against ionizing radiation in controlled and supervised areas of four (4) selected imaging rooms of Mulago hospital was determined. Scattered radiation transmitted to the operator’s console, leakage through the walls and doors to the patient waiting areas was also determined. The effective doses to occupational workers were also determined. The availability and effectiveness of the lead aprons and other protective gears was also investigated. Thermoluminiscent Dosimeters (TLDs) were installed at selected points for a period of four (4) weeks. Radiation leakages to the members of the public were measured using a survey meter, scattered X-ray radiation to staff was measured using TLD badges. The mean scattered radiation in the imaging rooms varied from 1.19 mSv/month in the Computed Tomography (CT) room to 0.38 mSv/month from the Casualty Center (CC). The effective doses to occupational staff were highest in Room 4 (R4) (plain radiography) of 6.8 mSv/yr and lowest in CC at 1.4 mSv/yr. Radiation leakages through selected doors were found to be 18.1 mSv/hr at the Uganda Cancer Institute (UCI). Though there was some leakage, the available shielding was found to be generally effective.
This document provides guidelines for standardized calibration procedures for brachytherapy sources at secondary standards dosimetry laboratories (SSDLs) and hospitals. It discusses the calibration of 137Cs reference sources using cavity ionization chambers at SSDLs and hospitals. Procedures are described for calibrating brachytherapy sources such as high-dose rate (HDR) sources, low-dose rate (LDR) sources, and 125I seeds using well-type ionization chambers. Quality control procedures are also outlined to ensure safety and consistency in brachytherapy source calibrations.
Detection of Brain Tumor below 3mm Using NIR Sensor IRJET Journal
This document describes a proposed method to detect brain tumors below 3mm in size using near-infrared imaging techniques. The current methods like MRI, CT, and microwave imaging cannot detect tumors that small. The proposed method uses near-infrared light with a wavelength of 780nm transmitted into the brain via an LED and detected with a photodetector. Signal processing techniques like short-time Fourier transform and Lagrangian support vector machines would be used to analyze the signals and detect any tumors present. An experiment using this method on a brain phantom successfully detected an artificial tumor, demonstrating the potential of this near-infrared imaging approach.
Rad safety at hospitals v 0_7 (25-jun-2010) peter+nyanTunoo
The document discusses principles of ionizing radiation safety in a hospital environment. It describes how radiation is used in medical applications like imaging and treatment due to its ability to penetrate tissue. While radiation is useful, it can also cause biological damage. Basic radiation safety principles include justification of use, optimization of doses using ALARA, and limiting exposure. The document outlines various radiation types, interactions with human tissue, monitoring devices, exposure modes in different hospital departments and equipment.
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS FOR QUALITY ASSURANCE, RADIATIONBIOLOGY& RADIATION HAZARD...Ganesan Yogananthem
Dear B.Sc MIT Students,
Attached is an essential document featuring comprehensive Questions & Answers for Quality Assurance, Radiation Biology, and Radiation Hazards. We encourage you to utilize this resource to deepen your understanding and excel in your studies. Wishing you all the success in your academic endeavors and future careers.
Best regards,
An approach for radiation dose reduction in computerized tomographyIJECEIAES
Minimization of radiation dose plays an important role in human wellbeing. Excess of radiation dose leads to cancer. Radiation greatly affects young children less than 10 years of age as their life span is longer. Radiation can be reduced by hardware and/or by software techniques. Hardware methods deal with variation of parameters such as tube voltage, tube current, exposure time, focal distance and filter type. Software techniques include image processing methods. The originally acquired X-ray images may be contaminated with noise due to the fact of instability in the case of sensors, electrical power or X-ray source, that is responsible for the degradation of the image attributes. An enhanced image denoising algorithm has been proposed which decreases Gaussian noise combined with salt and pepper noise that retains most information particulars.
This document provides an overview of workplace radiation monitoring instruments. It describes the main types as dose rate meters, dosimeters, surface contamination meters, and airborne contamination meters/gas monitors. Dose rate meters directly measure external exposure in units such as microsieverts per hour. Dosimeters measure cumulative external exposure over time in units such as microsieverts. Surface contamination meters detect radioactive material on surfaces that could lead to internal exposure. Airborne contamination meters and gas monitors measure internal exposure from radioactive materials in the air. The document explains the basic purpose and applications of these instrument types for monitoring radiation hazards in the workplace.
The document summarizes the responsibilities of various parties in regards to the safe use of sealed radioactive sources in borehole logging. It outlines requirements for suppliers, users, radiation safety officers, and employees. Suppliers must provide equipment meeting standards and share information on sources and equipment. Users must obtain licensing, examine equipment regularly, develop safety procedures, train staff, and appoint a radiation safety officer if required. The radiation safety officer's duties include record keeping, reporting, and ensuring regulatory compliance.
This document proposes a system to track and recognize cutting tools using infrared and visual imaging combined with principal component analysis (PCA), discrete wavelet transform (DWT), and neural networks. Infrared and visual cameras capture images of tools during machining which are then analyzed using PCA, DWT, and neural networks to detect the tool's presence and determine if it is in normal or broken condition. Experimental results showed the infrared data performed better than visual images for the selected image and signal processing algorithms.
1. Medical imaging techniques like X-rays, ultrasounds, and MRI have advanced significantly since the early days of diagnosis through post-mortem examination alone. Modern imaging provides clearer views of patients' conditions to better plan and deliver treatment.
2. This unit introduces learners to established medical physics techniques like X-rays, ultrasounds, and the more complex principles of MRI. It aims to deliver foundational knowledge of these techniques and introduce radiation safety.
3. Assessment activities evaluate learners' understanding of topics like atomic structure, ionizing radiation, radiopharmaceuticals, MRI principles, and the importance of radiation safety in radiotherapy.
IRJET- Health Monitor with Syncope Detection SystemIRJET Journal
This document summarizes a system that monitors health and detects syncope (fainting) using multiple sensors. The system uses an eye blink detector, pulse sensor, temperature sensor, pressure sensor, and vibration sensor. It can detect syncope based on abnormal eye blink patterns or heart rate. If syncope is detected, it will send an emergency alert to medical services. The system aims to quickly detect medical emergencies and reduce response times to save lives and prevent crimes that target vulnerable people experiencing syncope. It provides a more comprehensive health monitoring and syncope detection solution compared to existing single-sensor devices.
This document describes a project to develop a stress detection system using Arduino. The system would measure stress levels through physiological sensors like heart rate, skin temperature, and galvanic skin response. It aims to address gaps in existing stress detection apps and create a more beneficial system for patients and healthcare providers. The document outlines the implementation plan, including the sensors and hardware that would be used, and presents results from testing the system. It was found that physiological signals can accurately detect stress levels and the system has the potential to help people better manage their stress.
Measurement of Electromagnetic Waves Radiated from Base Transceiver Stations...theijes
The International Journal of Engineering & Science is aimed at providing a platform for researchers, engineers, scientists, or educators to publish their original research results, to exchange new ideas, to disseminate information in innovative designs, engineering experiences and technological skills. It is also the Journal's objective to promote engineering and technology education. All papers submitted to the Journal will be blind peer-reviewed. Only original articles will be published.
Tumor Detection from Brain MRI Image using Neural Network Approach: A ReviewIRJET Journal
This document reviews using neural networks to detect tumors in brain MRIs. It discusses how MRI is commonly used to diagnose soft tissue issues and analyze conditions like trauma and strokes. The paper proposes a methodology for brain tumor detection that includes image acquisition, pre-processing, enhancement, thresholding, and morphological operations using MATLAB. A neural network approach is also presented. The conclusions state that neural networks can help detect, classify, segment, and visualize brain tumors in MRI images with ease and accuracy.
IRJET- Energy Efficiency Enhancement in Body Area Network using IEEE 802.15.6...IRJET Journal
This document presents a study on enhancing energy efficiency in body area networks using the IEEE 802.15.6 standard. It proposes an algorithm where sensor nodes only transmit data to the coordinator node when there is an abnormal patient condition, to conserve energy. Simulation results show the proposed algorithm achieves better packet reception compared to the existing IEEE 802.15.4 standard, with 4.4% fewer lost packets in normal conditions and 6.24% fewer in abnormal conditions.
This document summarizes guidelines for 131I therapy in pediatric patients with thyroid carcinoma. It defines the objectives of remnant ablation, adjuvant treatment, and treatment of distant metastases. It reviews the literature on approaches to selecting the prescribed activity of 131I for pediatric patients. The document describes relevant approaches based on the patient's diagnosis and proposes a decision tree for selecting the prescribed 131I activity for pediatric patients based on the authors' practices. The decision tree aims to standardize treatment for this population as the literature provides no definitive recommendations.
The guidelines published by the American Thyroid Association define three objectives for 131I therapy in adults - remnant ablation, adjuvant treatment, and treatment of distant metastases. However, pediatric thyroid cancer presentation and outcomes differ, with goals focused on eradicating disease and increasing recurrence-free survival. The literature on selecting 131I activity for pediatric patients was reviewed. Modifications to adult doses based on weight, body surface area, dosimetry, and 48-hour whole body retention were discussed. Finally, a simplified empiric and dosimetric approach was proposed for selecting pediatric 131I doses.
Preliminary data from a study of 40 patients with elevated thyroglobulin levels and negative diagnostic 131I and 124I scans found that:
1) 10 of 12 patients who received 131I treatment subsequently had positive post-treatment 131I scans, indicating residual thyroid tissue or metastases.
2) A negative 124I PET scan does not reliably predict a negative post-treatment 131I scan and should not be used to rule out 131I treatment.
3) Improved detection of metastases with 124I PET compared to 131I planar imaging may allow lesion-specific dosimetry to determine if 131I treatment would be effective, but higher 124I doses are needed.
Gauri thy ca salivary whc research 3.30.12declen007
Two patterns of salivary pain were identified in thyroid cancer patients following 131I therapy between 7 days to 3 months: continuous pain and intermittent pain. Continuous pain lasted minutes to years for some patients and was accentuated by eating in 1% of patients. Intermittent pain occurred in episodes for some patients and was accentuated by eating in 19% of patients. The study had limitations but provides insight into characterizing salivary pain patterns to help manage side effects of 131I therapy. Further research is warranted.
1) The widespread use of 18F-FDG PET scans has led to an increase in incidentally detected thyroid lesions, found in up to 50% of patients. 2) Studies show the prevalence of focal thyroid lesions on 18F-FDG PET-CT ranges from 2.2-3.7% and cancer is identified in 14-47% of biopsied lesions. 3) Diffuse thyroid uptake is usually non-malignant, but focal uptake warrants further investigation due to the higher likelihood of cancer.
This pilot study compared PET images obtained from PET-CT scans versus PET-MR scans in 14 patients. The total number of lesions identified on both modalities was over 80, and all lesion sites were identical except in one 18F-DOPA study. PET-MR detected the same number of lesions as PET-CT. Image quality was generally good for PET-MR, except for two cases with artifacts from metallic implants and bladder activity. Biodistribution of 18F-FDG was similar for both modalities, except for the 18F-DOPA study which showed differences likely due to lesion biology. Overall, this study found that PET-MR can detect lesions comparable to PET-CT, with potential benefits
This article reviews the literature on brain metastases secondary to differentiated thyroid cancer. Patients with brain metastases from thyroid cancer tend to be older, female, and may present with neurological symptoms. A single brain lesion predicts longer survival than multiple lesions. Surgical resection of at least one brain lesion significantly increases survival time. Stereotactic radiosurgery is recommended as an effective minimally invasive treatment strategy for brain metastases from thyroid cancer. Whole brain radiation improves survival but not statistically significantly. The number and location of brain lesions affects prognosis, with single frontal lesions having a better prognosis than multiple temporal or cerebellar lesions.
This document summarizes a survey conducted by ThyCa on the side effects of salivary gland inflammation (sialoadenitis) following radioactive iodine-131 therapy for differentiated thyroid cancer. The survey found that 22% of respondents reported experiencing sialoadenitis within 7 days of treatment. Pain onset most commonly occurred 1-2 days post-treatment and lasted less than 30 minutes for most patients. Reported pain severity was mostly mild.
This pilot study compared PET images obtained from PET-CT scans versus PET-MR scans in 14 patients. The total number of lesions identified was over 80 across both modalities, and all lesion sites were identical except in one 18F-DOPA study. Image quality was generally good for PET-MR, except for two cases with artifacts from metallic implants and bladder activity. Biodistribution of 18F-FDG was identical in most cases, while SUV values showed some differences between modalities. The study concluded that 18F-FDG PET-MR can detect lesions similarly to PET-CT, with potential benefits of reduced radiation exposure through omitting the CT component.
Preliminary data from a study of 40 patients with elevated thyroglobulin levels and negative diagnostic 131I and 124I scans found that:
1) 10 of 12 patients who received 131I treatment subsequently had positive post-treatment 131I scans, indicating residual thyroid tissue or metastases.
2) A negative 124I PET scan does not reliably predict a negative post-treatment 131I scan and should not be used to rule out 131I treatment.
3) Improved detection of metastases with 124I PET compared to 131I planar imaging may allow lesion-specific dosimetry to determine if 131I treatment would be effective, but higher 124I doses are needed.
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Two patterns of salivary pain were identified in patients who received 131I therapy for differentiated thyroid cancer between 7 days to 3 months after treatment: continuous pain and intermittent pain. Continuous pain lasted months or years for some patients, while intermittent pain episodes lasted minutes to weeks. Intermittent pain was more commonly triggered by eating than continuous pain. Further study is needed to better characterize these two patterns of salivary pain and their underlying causes to help clinicians manage patients' pain.
Focal thyroid uptake on 18F-FDG PET scans is detected in 2.2-3.7% of patients and when biopsied, cancer is identified in 14-47% of cases. Incidental thyroid lesions are increasingly detected due to the widespread use of 18F-FDG PET imaging for cancer screening and staging. Patterns of uptake include diffuse symmetric uptake indicating benign conditions like thyroiditis, or focal asymmetric uptake warranting tissue diagnosis due to the higher likelihood of malignancy. While elevated SUV levels correlate with increased cancer risk, some benign lesions like Hürthle cell adenomas can have high SUV as well. Tissue diagnosis of focal thyroid 18F-FDG uptake remains important for management.
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1. Radiation Exposure: The Truth and Nothing But.
So, How Low is the Radiation Exposure from Airport Security Screening Devices?
Schneider MT1*, Mohapatra SM, Atkins F, Khorjekar G, Van Nostrand D1.
Washington Hospital Center, Division of Nuclear Medicine, Washington DC1.
Figure 5 The American National Standards Institute/ Health Physics
Objectives Society consensus standard report that people-scanning devices
Figure 1 Figure 2 cannot emit more than 0.25 microsievert per screening. The
After reviewing this educational exhibit, the reader will be able current devices on the market yield less than half that per scan.
to: Backscatter systems have been independently evaluated by the
1. Understand the difference between Ionizing and Non- following: Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Center for
ionizing radiation,
Devices and Radiological Health (CDRH); National Institute
2. Briefly described the types of security screening devices that
for Standards and Technology (NIST) on behalf of TSA; and
use radiation and how they operate,
2. List the number of devices that use radiation for airport From TSA.Gov
Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory (APL).
All results consistently confirm that radiation doses are well
security screening in the United States of America (USA) and How Many Scanners Exist &
the number of airports in the USA that have these devices, Ionizing vs. Non-ionizing Radiation below the limits specified by the standard established by the
3. Discuss the degree to which one is exposed upon passing
Where Are They? American National Standards Institute and through the Health
through an airport security screener in terms of radiation risk To begin this discussion, the reader must understand the Is YOUR airport on this list? It will be! Physics Society (ANSI/HPS) – ANSI/HPS N43.17-2009
and compare and contrast this risk to other environmental and fundamental difference between ionizing versus non-ionizing Radiation Safety for Personnel Security Screening Systems
medical exposure, and radiation. To understand this, we have included the following From TSA.Gov Using X-ray or Gamma Radiation.
Figure 3 According to the most recent 2011 TSA reports, approximately
4. Discuss the diversity of controversy that surround these graph for illustrative purposes. Non -ionizing radiation, simply 540 advanced imaging technology (AIT) machines are located at
devices (e.g., quality control, frequency of periodic test, the put, is that in which the energy being emitted can cause more than 100 airports nationwide. 275 more units are allotted
sensationalism of main stream media, and public reporting of
molecules to be moved about and even vibrate but it‟s not for in the FY2012 budget by the Obama administration. Airports
test results).
enough to remove electrons. This is the primary difference. that have the technology include :
Peoria International Airport
Examples of this kind of radiation are sound waves, visible A.B. Won Pat International Airport
Albany International Airport
Albuquerque International Sunport Airport
Philadelphia International Airport
Phoenix International Airport
John F. Kennedy International Airport
John Wayne Airport
Kansas City International
Public Controversy And Media Hysteria light, and microwaves. Ionizing radiation is that with which has
Austin-Bergstrom International Airport
Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport
Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport
Pittsburgh International Airport
Port Columbus International
Portland International Airport
LA/Ontario International
LaGuardia International Airport
Lansing Capital City Airport
enough energy to „knock off” tightly bound electrons from
Baton Rouge Metropolitan Airport Raleigh-Durham International Airport
Lambert/St. Louis International Airport
Bishop International Airport Richmond International Airport
Laredo International Airport
Boston Logan International Rochester International Airport (MN)
Lihue Airport
Bush Houston Intercontinental Airport Ronald Reagan Washington National
As the threat of yet another terrorist attack on air travel atomic particles, thereby creating ions. This is what we Boise Airport
Bradley International Airport
Airport
Sacramento International Airport
Los Angeles International
Luis Munoz Marin International Airport
McAllen Miller Airport
Figure 6 Figure 7
Brownsville Saipan International Airport
McCarran International Airport
continues to looms, the US Transportation Security typically refer to as “radiation.” It can be used for a myriad of
Discussion – You Decide !
Buffalo Niagara International Airport Salt Lake City International Airport
McGee Tyson Airport
Casper/Natrona County International Airport San Antonio International Airport
Meadows Field Airport
Charlotte Douglas International San Diego International Airport
Memphis International Airport
Administration (TSA) under the auspice of the Department purposes such as killing cancer cells and more
Chicago Midway International Airport
Chicago O'Hare International
Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International
San Francisco International Airport
Sarasota Bradenton International
Seattle-Tacoma International Airport
Miami International Airport
General Mitchell Milwaukee International Airport
Melbourne International Airport
of Homeland Security (DHS), has implemented an conventionally, generating electricity. The figure below from
Cleveland International Airport
Corpus Christie Airport
Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport
Spokane International Airport
St. Petersburg-Clearwater International
T.F. Green Airport
Mineta San José International
Minneapolis/St.Paul International Airport
Despite the onslaught of mainstream media sensationalism and
Myrtle Beach International Airport
increasing number of screening devices that use radiation. the EPA visually helps to illustrate this.
Dallas Love Field Airport
Dayton International Airport
Daytona Beach International Airport
Tallahassee Regional Airport
Tampa International Airport
Ted Stevens Anchorage International
Nashville International Airport
Newark Liberty International Airport
Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport
the literal archipelago of TSA attacks regarding the overall
Despite being assured that the levels of radiation are From TSA.Gov
Denver International Airport
Detroit Metro Airport
Dulles International Airport
Airport
Toledo Express
Tulsa International Airport
Oakland International Airport
Omaha Eppley Field Airport
Orlando International Airport
safety of their „screening technology,‟ one can see how little
“negligible, “minimal,” or inconsequential,” how low is Millimeter Wave (see Figure 2) bounces electromagnetic El Paso International Airport
Fairbanks International Airport
Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International
Wendover Airport
Youngstown-Warren Regional Airport
Greater Rochester International Airport
Palm Beach International Airport
Palm Springs International exposure is actually absorbed. When put into context and
Pensacola Gulf Coast Regional Airport
“inconsequential?” In addition, as nuclear medicine waves, thousands of times less intense than your cell phone, Fort Wayne International Airport
Fresno Airport
Gainesville Regional Airport
(NY)
Harrisburg International Airport
Harlingen/Valley International Airport contrasted to what one normally encounters either simply
off your whole body in order to create a generic image for all Gulfport International Airport
Grand Rapids Airport
Honolulu International Airport
Houston William P. Hobby Airport
through air travel alone, or on a daily basis, one can see how
physicians, nuclear radiologists, nuclear physicists, or Indianapolis International Airport
passengers. That image is simply an outline of a universal Jacksonville International Airport
minor and insignificant the risks are in light of the facts. If
radiation safety officers, we are not infrequently asked by figure, male or female, and is in no way an actual
peers, staff, patients, friends and family the very same Daily Radiation Exposure as there is a price to pay for security, it‟s a small one to say the
representation of the passengers body habitus. An example of
least. While it‟s apparent, based on the shear number of
question. This educational exhibit helps to address this this can be seen below in Figure 4. Examples of these two Compared to TSA Screening – screening equipment in use, you will undoubtedly encounter
question. technologies and their equivalent radiation exposure as
compared to air travel can be seen in Figure 5. A Visual Representation one of these devices at some point throughout your life, a
Myth Busters thorough review of the evidence suggests that it a tightly
Figure 4
regulated industry from both a safety and reliability
Courtesy: The Environmental Protection Agency SOURCES OF RADIATION EXPOSURE TO SOURCES OF RADIATION EXPOSURE TO
THE US POPULATION THE US POPULATION standpoint. The radiation emitted is a mere pittance when it
NCRP report # 93 (1987) NCRP report # 160 (2009)
comes to overall activities of daily life. According to the
Scanner Devices Currently In Use By TSA Journal of Internal Medicine‟s article entitled “Airport Full
Body Screening, What is the Risk?”, state that “Among the
Currently two types of scanners are employed by TSA for 750 million enplanements per year taken by 100 million
passenger screening purposes. The first of these is the Rapiscan passengers, 6 cancers over the lifetime of these individuals
Backscatter or NudeOscope (see Figure 1), which produces could result from the backscatter scans. These 6 cancers need
markedly low levels of ionizing radiation. It does this by to be considered in the context of the 40 million cancers that
ALERT: Object Found vs. ALL CLEAR
emitting x-rays over the body to produce an image as seen in would develop in these individuals over the course of their
Figure 3. Reprinted with permission of the National Council on Radiation Protection and Measurements, http://NCRPonline.org.
lifetimes due to the high underlying cancer incidence.”