LEVEL OF ACCESSIBILITY OF RADIOLOGICAL DIAGNOSTIC TOOLS AND HUMAN HEALTH
LALIT KUMAR
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LEVEL OF ACCESSIBILITY OF RADIOLOGICAL DIAGNOSTIC TOOLS AND HUMAN HEALTH

STUDY OF ULTRASONOGRAPHY, CT SCAN AND MRI IN DIFFERENT PERSPECTIVE

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The study was conducted at JNMC, Aligarh, India. To discern the obstacles/hurdles that stood in the way of the patients and the high technology diagnostic tool. For this purpose several parameters were taken, as education, literacy, occupation, income group etc. 97% chose to undergo USG and only 3% were defaulters. 86% chose to undergo CT scan and only 14% were defaulters. 79% chose to undergo MRI and 21% were defaulters. Low cost investigation i.e. USG & CT scan were more prescribed to IVth social class but MRI was mostly prescribed to IInd. Most of the defaulters were from IVth social class ...