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I leaned the xray against my father's window to shoot it....there's the pacemaker and the fracture...Tuesday I deliver the films to the orthopedic dr who will be back from ten days away...and he'll say what the next step is for the shoulder...and later this month we got back to the pacemaker dr to make sure all is well.
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I'm sorry the photo has reflection, but the technique was amazing. Many beautiful works by this artist. It is better viewed large.
"2nd worse break i've seen in my life. The first one was life threatening." Doctor Ngyuen, world's best bone truama doctor.
The right bone, broke, went over the left bone, and stuck out.
same head-on view of the leg as previous photo. This is after the surgery - things are all healed now... I can even do a mile and a half on the treadmill at the gym!
Thanks to Jeff Derbys (www.flickr.com/photos/66104887@N06/) for the idea of an xray title. When I took this photo, I knew I wanted to post it today to Monochrome Bokeh Thursday, but I would never have come up with the title without Jeff's comment on my post of the full color version. Thanks Jeff. Make sure and check out Jeff's amazing photo stream.
This image has been created from the data obtained from the ACIS instrument onboard Chandra X-ray Observatory.
This is an elemental composite, so rather than breaking down the image into Soft, Medium and Hard X-ray band, I broke down the image into their respective elements too create something like an elemental distribution map.
You can see the magenta colors in the inner part of the SNR and that's the Fe emission.
The shockwave front is mainly dominated by Oxygen, Magnesium, Silicon, and Sulfur.
For deeper understanding we need to look at the spectral analysis, and you can visit my page here .
Optical + X-ray data: flic.kr/p/2jovzg3
The color assignment is as follows:
Purple: Iron(Fe)
Blue: Sulfur(S)
Green: Sulfur(S) + Silicon(Si)
Yellow: Magnesium(Mg)
Orange: Neon(Ne)
Red: Oxygen(O)
Obs ID: 121, 1828, 5532, 7279, 7266
credits: NASA/CXC/CXO/Bipradeep Saha
Jim Wywrot (aka XRay), one of the FanGuys superhero team. Artwork by Richard Comely, creator of Captain Canuck. Property of CB Power and Industrial Equipment.
2 weeks.
Apparently a scaphoid fracture, not that I can spot it.
Disappointed I don't have MRI data to play with!
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As promised, here are xray prints of Lassen's foot the day after the break and three weeks later. While there is bone growth around the fracture, it is still visible. So he is on the DL for another couple of weeks.
2 weeks.
Apparently a scaphoid fracture, not that I can spot it.
Disappointed I don't have MRI data to play with!
These photos are from my "Dog's Life" Photo Portfolio. Some show the life of a privileged dog and the others are about the life of the under-privileged.
fatta col cellulare..e si vede!!radiografia di aron (quasi 13 mesi) per displasia alle anche e ai gomiti..
taken wih the cellphone..and you can see it!!!xray of aron (almost 13 months) for dysplasia of hips and elbows..
These xrays were taken about a month or 6 weeks ago, only two days after the lower filling was done. In both cases, you can see what the pediatric dentist referred to as an "overhang" - ie, defective fillings that go outside of the tooth. If you look at the top of the filling - it doesn't stay within the outline of the tooth itself. She thinks these bad fillings caused the abscesses. Though, after talking to my dad, I have my doubts. He says that overhangs are really common, and rarely cause problems. The resident at the dental school agreed. They were caused by not using a special band that goes around the tooth - it's used to keep the amalgam in place, so it doesn't squish out beside the tooth - but Kivi was so uncooperative that my dentist made the decision to not put it all the way around - he inserted it like a fence between the two teeth instead. I think he made the right decision. Kivi simply was too upset. As my father said - it's a gamble, when it's such a deep filling - there is some chance the the attempt to save the tooth will simply not work, and that's what happened in our case. Bad luck.
the latest xray, taken on 9 Nov 2009. So far, healing "is good, with no HO*"
I can't complain, it's an xray, I like my xrays.
* Heterotopic Ossification
I've got a herniated disc and some arthritis in my neck that has compressed and irritated a couple of nerves. These nerves come down into my left arm and hand, and the irritation/compression causes numbness and pain.
The vertebrae are numbered with 1 at the top and 7 at the bottom of the neck. The surgeon labeled 5, 6, and 7 on this image. The arrow points to arthritic bone growth and a compressed disc between 5 and 6.