Latest Breaking News On - இந்தியன் கதிரியக்கவியல் - Page 1 : comparemela.com

In the Time of COVID-19, What s the Harm Prescriptions Are Not Harmless

We know that for the outcomes that matter to patients, ivermectin, hydroxychloroquine, zinc, steroids and remdesevir offer no real benefits against non-severe disease.

United statesUnited kingdomBibek debroyRodrigo urzagastiAtul gawandeRandeep guleriaPreventive services taskUnited kingdom national institute for healthImaging associationCentral drug standards control organisationUs centers for diseaseIndian council of medical researchIndia department of health researchNational insuranceSanta cruzIndian radiology

How tests and scan helped catch and fight silent Covid

How tests and scan helped catch and fight silent Covid The ICMR must develop guidelines for the treatment that are not test-heavy and allow the treatment to start quickly at home Suranya Aiyar | | Published 10.05.21, 01:27 AM The latest guideline from the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) to stop relying on the RT-PCR test and instead rely on clinical diagnosis that is, an evaluation of the symptoms of the patient to determine whether they have Covid is a welcome move. Before Covid, doctors, at least in India, were judged by their ability to diagnose illness without subjecting patients to tests. However, led by World Health Organisation-directed public health experts, the Covid response from the start has been test-dependent.

New delhiRandeep guleriaImaging associationWorld healthIndian council of medical researchIndian councilMedical researchWorld health organisation directedIndian radiologicalபுதியது டெல்ஹிரந்தீப் குலேரியாஇமேஜிங் சங்கம்உலகம் ஆரோக்கியம்இந்தியன் சபை ஆஃப் மருத்துவ ஆராய்ச்சிஇந்தியன் சபைமருத்துவ ஆராய்ச்சி

COVID-19: Karnataka Caps Rates Of CT Scan, X-Ray At Rs 1,500 And Rs 250 In Private Labs

COVID-19: Karnataka Caps Rates Of CT Scan, X-Ray At Rs 1,500 And Rs 250 In Private Labs
indiatimes.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from indiatimes.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.

Randeep guleriaImaging associationKarnataka healthScan forDigitalx rayKarnataka health ministerIndian radiologicalProfc amarnathரந்தீப் குலேரியாஇமேஜிங் சங்கம்கர்நாடகா ஆரோக்கியம்ஊடுகதிர் க்குகர்நாடகா ஆரோக்கியம் அமைச்சர்இந்தியன் கதிரியக்கவியல்

Indian Radiological and Imaging Association has rejected Dr Randeep Guleria s CT scan claim and called it misleading

by Bhaswati Guha Majumder - May 7, 2021 07:23 AM Representative image of a CT scan Snapshot An Indian radiology body has differed from the AIIMS director s comments about radiation and subsequent impact of a CT scan. Here s a look back at the scientific literature on the matter. The All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) director Dr Randeep Guleria recently said that a CT scan is equivalent to 300-400 X-rays and should be avoided for mild Covid-19 cases. In response, the Indian Radiological and Imaging Association (IRIA) dismissed Guleriaâs claims by calling it âmisleadingâ. According to the association, CT scans are an important component of Covid-19 diagnosis and they can determine the severity of the disease.

United statesRandeep guleriaDushyantv sahaniAmerican college of radiologyNational cancer instituteImaging associationDrug administrationHarvard medical schoolColumbia universityRadiology center at hardingIndia institute of medical sciencesAll india instituteMedical sciencesIndian radiologicalJersey based radiology centerConsumer reports

Radiology body condemns AIIMS Director s statement on CT Scan causing cancer, calls in irresponsible

Radiology body condemns AIIMS Directorâs statement on CT Scan causing cancer, calls in irresponsible AIIMS Director Dr Guleria had said that younger people being exposed to CT scans ups the risk of cancer, as they age. Representative image Updated: May 5, 2021, 10:14 PM IST The Indian Radiological & Imaging Association(IRIA), a registered body has issued a statement clarifying that Computerized Tomography or CT scans are not harmful as was projected by the AIIMS Director Dr. Randeep Guleria in a media interaction. The Association has mentioned that Dr. Guleria’s claims of CT scan being equal to 300-400 X-Rays, upping cancer risk are wrong and outdated. IRIA says that one CT-Scan being equal to the radiation exposure of 300-400 X-rays is a thing of the past (at least 30-40 years ago). They argue that modern ultra low dose CT Scanners emit radiation that is comparable to barely about 5-10 X-rays.

Randeep guleriaIndian radiological imaging associationInternational atomic energy commissionIndian radiologicalImaging associationComputerized tomographyCt scanCovid 19ரந்தீப் குலேரியாஇந்தியன் கதிரியக்கவியல் இமேஜிங் சங்கம்சர்வதேச அணு ஆற்றல் தரகுஇந்தியன் கதிரியக்கவியல்இமேஜிங் சங்கம்கணினிமயமாக்கப்பட்டது டோமோகிராபி