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Diagnostic Radiological Sciences

The college awards the student a Bachelor of Honors degree after completing 8 semesters (4 years).
It is a science that allows graduates to use radiological imaging devices to capture precise and clear images of every part of the human body. Using advanced equipment such as X-rays (to image bones), CT scans (to see the body's layers), MRIs (for detailed images of tissues), and ultrasounds (to create images of the uterus), this helps doctors clearly see the problem, whether it is a bone fracture, inflammation, or a tumor.
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