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Latest revision as of 05:31, March 13, 2017
Medical Imaging is a way by which doctors can see inside the human body, using technology like X-ray imaging, Ultrasound, CAT scan, Densitometer, endoscopy, MRI, Nuclear Medicine and even electron microscopes.