Löffler’s syndrome was initially described as a disorder characterised by transient pulmonary infiltrates accompanied by peripheral blood eosinophilia in asymptomatic or mildly ill patients. Abnormal chest radiographic findings are said to occur in 95% of patients but there are no descriptions of CT findings. There are many causes of this syndrome, but in developing countries the most common pr...

background: the biological effects of radiation on radiology personnel are divided into two groups of deterministic effects and stochastic effects. due to the effects of radiation on health, radiology staff may be afraid of radiation. younger personnel with little work experience, compared with older personnel, have higher level of fear. the fear among radiology personnel, like employees of var...

interventional techniques aim to find safer and better ways to treat vascular diseases even in many instances, the interventional radiology solutions has been considered the only treatment option for the patients. interventional radiologists are specialists who perform minimally invasive procedures instead of surgery or other treatments. these procedures apply various imaging and catheterizatio...