 Info Sheets  Out- side     | Help, FAQ, Lost and Found, ... • Information Database and Search Basics Search result order:
The use of single- or double quotes to surround the whole, or parts of a searchterm is neither necessary nor useful. Boolean results are limited to 20, because of their less relevance. In addition, they are only displayed if there are less than 20 phrase-based search results. The search function is not case sensitive. More Results (News, Links/Resources, Forum, Database): The search function here is phrase-based. If found, these links point to other services on this site, News, Links/Resources, Forum, Database, where the searchterm was found in addition. Explanations:
• Welcome! On this page, you will find information, which should help you using this site as efficient as possible. If you do not find the desired help here, please do not hesitate to contact us. It is our primary interest to make Radiology-TIP.com accessible for everyone under any circumstances and it should be so easy to use as possible. Sincerely Service Radiology-TIP.com • Register and Login Registering takes about 30 to 60 seconds, and the
registration itself and the membership is free of charge. The Radiology-TIP Community membership gives you a couple of benefits. You need to be registered and logged in, to take full advantage of the services offered here. The information you are providing at the registration helps us to improve and target our services solely to Radiology-TIP.com's audience - to you. • Information Database and Search Basics Search result order:
The use of single- or double quotes to surround the whole, or parts of a searchterm is neither necessary nor useful. Boolean results are limited to 20, because of their less relevance. In addition, they are only displayed if there are less than 20 phrase-based search results. The search function is not case sensitive. More Results (News, Links/Resources, Forum, Database): The search function here is phrase-based. If found, these links point to other services on this site, News, Links/Resources, Forum, Database, where the searchterm was found in addition. Explanations:
• BB-Codes and Automatic Link Detection BB-Codes allow you to format your forum messages. The BB-Code system uses tags in a way similar to HTML. The primary difference between BB-Code and HTML is that BB-Code uses square brackets [xyz] instead of angle brackets <xyz>. BB-Codes and 'Automatic Link Detection' are enabled for text and 'Footer' (your signature). A link written as 'http://www.domain.com' is automatic detected and converted into a link; if this will not work (for example in case of spaces) use [link] as shown in the example. Please, use the preview function to see the result. Sample BB-Codes and their output: [b] Bolded [/b]: Bolded [i] Italicized [/i]: Italicized [u] Underlined [/u]: Underlined [link] www.radiology-tip.com [/link]: www.radiology-tip.com Automatic Link Detection and its output: http://www.radiology-tip.com: http://www.radiology-tip.com mailto:marco.polo@radiology-tip.com: mailto:marco.polo@radiology-tip.com • Forum Footer The 'Footer' contains your personal signature and is automatically added to your message. If you save your signature with 'remember footer', it arises in every forum input form. It can be deleted or changed at any time. Please use preview to see how your changes work. You can use BB-Codes and 'Automatic Link Detection' to format your signature. For details about the use of this two applications please read BB-Codes and Automatic Link Detection. Sample Footer: Marco Polo Inc. 1735 Sunshine Street St. Helena, CA 94574 Office Business Hours: ... Phone: (+00) 11 123456 Fax : (+00) 11 123456 Email: mailto:marco.polo@radiology-tip.com Visit Marco Polo at: www.radiology-tip.com • Uploading Images To upload images for example at the Forum,
these images must be of the file types:
CompuServe Graphics Interchange [*.gif] or
JPEG - JFIF Compliant [*.jpg]. The manufacturer of your device normally provides a software tool to convert (and anonymize) DICOM images to one of the required formats mentioned above. Just one of many freeware alternatives: MRIcro, (Windows, Linux) quick and easy to install and use, allows conversions from DICOM to all major graphic formats. • Abbreviations Explanations of medical and CT, x-ray, nuclear medicine related abbreviations are listed in the Abbreviation Register with a link to the database term.
Abbreviations searched in the database are also found in this register and the database term is displayed with a link to the entry.
• Symbols and Colors
• Fonts To display mathematical and Greek symbols the symbol font is used. If you are using an unmodified Mozilla based browser like Firefox or Netscape under Windows OS, you will not be able to see special characters based on the symbol font. This font is widely used to express mathematical and physical formulas! Please keep in mind that the use of the symbol font is standard, not only here. The correction in the configuration of this kind of browsers is easy (in less than 60 seconds) to realize.
To configure your browser please view Enabling Symbol font for Mozilla on Windows. There are described two ways to enhance your browser's capabilities in this sense. A small script, which automates this process, and as a second option a small description to manually change the way the symbol font is interpreted. If you are working in a larger network, ask your administrator, he/she will be able to change your browsers configuration. • Display of External Resources Displayed are title, description, and keywords from the external site, if available. (Title, description and keywords are content related structural elements of a webpage.)
Depending on the service you are using, title, description or keywords could be abbreviated due to space constrains. [News, Radiology-TIP Resource Directory, etc.] • The Link/Resource Directory General order inside the Radiology-TIP directories is by the title of the site, if available, else by the URL.
• Submit a Link/Resource Submitting a resource is easy. Register and/or login first. Enter the URL and an appropriate description in the appearing form. A Radiology-TIP service representative will examine this site, find an appropriate directory, and put this new resource online. Please provide a correct email address for possible questions. • Services
• Forum Notification Service
• Words and Language Typos and wrong wordings happened and will ..., sorry. Please contact us. Radiology-TIP.com is an international web portal for CT, x-ray and nuclear medicine technology. Caused by the international idea, the used language is English. In many cases, there are different country-based notations for the same word possible, e.g. American versus British English. The American English, based on 'The Columbia Guide to Standard American English' is chosen. Decimal separator in this sense is the dot (.). If there is no reference for a specific notation, because the technical or medical concept definition is a new or an individual word creation, it is referred to the notation of the developer, for example to the company, which developed this sequence or this contrast agent. In other cases, for example 'Artifact versus Artefact' where no logical decision in this sense is possible; the decision is Internet - majority based. Language to use in interactive services or when contacting Radiology-TIP.com should also be English (AltaVista - Babel Fish Translation or Google - Language Tools proved to be useful). • Linking to Radiology-TIP.com? In general, please link to the Welcome-Page (http://www.radiology-tip.com). You can also link directly to for example a special topic as 'contrast agents overview' or a search as 'pulse sequence'. It's easy; just navigate to the desired page on Radiology-TIP.com and use (copy/paste) the URL from the address field of your browser. • Net Agents The use of net agents here at this site is not recommendable. • Reminder This page is and will be subject of changes. So, please check again. last: 2009-06-12 Electricity is actually made up of extremely tiny particles called electrons, that you cannot see with the naked eye unless you have been drinking. - Dave Barry | Share This Page      Look Ups  | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
] Phrase-based results in terms.
] Phrase-based results in definitions.
] Boolean(And)-based results first in terms and then in definitions.
Member of SoftWays' Medical Imaging Group - MR-TIP • Radiology-TIP • Medical-Ultrasound-Imaging
Copyright © 2008 - 2024 SoftWays. All rights reserved.
Terms of Use | Privacy Policy | Advertising