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Impacts of Radiation on Human Health: A Narrative Review

K Sathiya*; Kalpana Ramachandran

    Radiation, both natural and man-made, is ever-present in our environment and is integral to various industrial, medical, and scientific applications. Understanding its various forms, sources, and biological effects is essential for modifying potential health risks and maximizing its beneficial uses.


MRI-Based Normative Measurement of the Ocular Globe Position in Relation to Inter-Zygomatic Line among Nepalese Subjects

Prajjwal Upadhayaya; Swastik Sagar Poudel*; Ajay Kumar Chaudhary; Akash Babu Shrestha

    Introduction: Many orbito-ocular and systemic disorders have proptosis and enophthalmos as their hallmark symptoms. As visual compromise is a severe consequence if they are not recognized and treated early, the requirement for an imaging parameter that will aid in its early diagnosis is important.


Radiological Correlation between Interstitial Lung Disease and Thoracic Osteophytosis: A Review of the Evidence in Literature

Marco Umberto Scaramozzino*; Ubaldo Romeo Plastina; Angelo Coppola; Serena D'Avelli; Krisstopher Richard Flores; Lino Antonio Valente Di Vincenzo

    The main purpose of this article is to provide an extensive review of the literature about cervico-thoracic marginal osteophytosis with pathophysiological, histological evidence and complications emerging from the reported literature (esophageal perforation, Spontaneous Intra-cranial Hypotension (SIH), dysphagia, dyspnea etc.); and to correlate the alterations present in 5 cases reported by our centre with reported images and prevalence of radiological patterns found.


Evaluation of Exposure Indices on PA Chest X-Ray in Direct Digital Radiography

Swastik Sagar Poudel*; Sandesh Gharti Magar; Bijaya Bhattarai; Ajay Kumar Chaudhary; Dipak Kumar Oli

    Introduction: Direct Digital Radiography (DDR) is an advanced form of digital radiography which produces a digital radiographic image instantly on a computer. The wide dynamic range of digital detectors does not need precise exposure factors and the acquired images can be manipulated to make it diagnostically reportable.


Heavy Eye Syndrome as a Cause of Recurrent Strabismus

David Cyruz Jan*; Cayetano Clarisse Dianne; Elizardo Reymarc; Elivazo Jonathan; Galsim Romelito Jose

    A 69-year-old Filipino female presented with progressive esotropia and hypotropia for almost 20 years, accompanied by bilateral poor visual acuity. She noted previous corrective surgery however there is a recurrence of signs and symptoms.


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