This is the first 3D color X-ray image in the world, don't see if you're weak at heart
In order to detect fractured bones, people often use a black and white image with high contrast.
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In order to detect fractured bones, people often use a black and white image with high contrast.
Recently, social networks spread a really scary picture of the case of a 64-year-old patient in California.
For many people, sashimi (raw fish) is considered a special dish. But for this Chinese man it has become a terrible obsession when eating this dish for a long time.
To get a clear picture of a CT for a person with obesity, it is often necessary to use a higher dose of X-ray than to give a person with average weight. Will these effec…
More than 20% of the cases indicated for shooting are unnecessary, while this poses a serious danger to human health, ...
In the next 15 years, there will be many breakthroughs in medical technology progress, according to Professor Donald Combs, of the medical planning department of East Vi…
Electromagnetic induced transparency or EIT has been known for quite a long time. This phenomenon is used to control properties such as dispersion and absorption in gase…
According to the Polish News Agency (PAP), the camera is fitted with an X-ray detection system capable of counting single photons and capturing up to 20,000 frames per s…
US scientists are upgrading the X-ray microscope to study the activities of the microscopic world.
Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and the Massachusetts General Hospital have developed a new X-ray system, which is compact in size and not parti…
Scientists have recently developed an in-house X-ray that can be easily viewed and mapped to three-dimensional nano-sized molecules.
Scientists are realizing handheld scanners in Star Trek films. A team of engineers from the University of Missouri (USA) is introducing a small, portable x-ray emitting…
Bangladeshi and Dutch scientists have developed tuberculosis diagnostic devices and named eNose (electronic nose).
Content contained in ancient books can be read with a powerful light source that is more than 10 billion times brighter than the Sun thanks to a new technique developed…
For the first time, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory scientists (LLNL) have demonstrated that people can use extremely powerful and ultra-short X-ray pulses to 'ca…