Radiographic Testing (RT) is widely used in industries, at airport for security checks, medical applications etc. to detect anomalies in materials and human bodies. Radiographic Testing is the common NDT methods used in the construction and fabrication industries for the oil & gas sectors using welding, gas/liquid transmission pipelines, casting foundries, and condition monitoring in existing o...

This case report describes a 35-year-old Caucasian radiographer who presented with a significant mandibular bony defect following multiple excisions of an ameloblastoma. As a result, there was an absence of teeth on the lower-right mandible and a clear defect in the mandible. The treatment objectives were to rebuild the mandibular defect, with a long-term view of inserting dental implants. In a...

AbstractIntroduction In many countries a widening imbalance exists between radiographer workforce supply and demand. Improving retention is rapid method of expansion which gaining importance with policy makers providers. To better understand the current leaver profile, this study aimed to identify why radiographers leave NHS early, what incentives are important in their decisi...

Background: Until now, Indonesia has become one of the countries with highest health worker death rate in ASIA and 3rd world due to exposure COVID-19, reaching 647 people. Radiographers are first lines professionals who very likely be exposed COVID-19. The purpose study is find out adaptation new radiographer habits during COVID-19 pandemic including work experience, conditions (including fisk ...

Breast cancer is a serious public health problem, and screening is a critical tool to combat the mortality rate of the disease. Mammography technique is considered the best imaging examination for this screening and the radiographer plays a crucial role in this process. For this, the radiographer must be properly prepared and should therefore be subject to specific training and continuing educa...