Re:First ever color X-ray on a human
by xamuel on Friday July 13, 2018 @01:28AM
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Maybe a good way of explaining it would be like this: if someone magically had a blue spine, this technique would still show their spine as being white (unless the doctor already knew their spine was blue and adjusted the parameters accordingly)?
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My point is, showing spine as white on X-ray (well, that's probably easy, but generalizing this to other tissues and their "normal"/"expected" color probably isn't) would be tremendously helpful in diagnosis... "peeking inside patients without cutting them up" - and I'm wondering, what's stopping us from doing just that?