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[typerpinoy]

Originally Posted by AntonLaVey

Originally Posted by bwood056

Originally Posted by AntonLaVey

Originally Posted by TeeOh Owens

at dudes thinking they can scan their bodies with this app

it just occurred to me, there's absolutely no way this works

bro.. still need MRI machines, and xrays, as well as CT scans. 
this app just allows the scans to be sent to you ipad or iphone, for easier access to look at

   knowing what i know about xray machines, i don't think iphones emit enough radiation. if they do, that's poses a serious health risk.

not sure if serious

 

[typerpinoy]

Originally Posted by AntonLaVey

Originally Posted by bwood056

Originally Posted by AntonLaVey

Originally Posted by TeeOh Owens

at dudes thinking they can scan their bodies with this app

it just occurred to me, there's absolutely no way this works

bro.. still need MRI machines, and xrays, as well as CT scans. 
this app just allows the scans to be sent to you ipad or iphone, for easier access to look at

   knowing what i know about xray machines, i don't think iphones emit enough radiation. if they do, that's poses a serious health risk.

not sure if serious

 

[antonlavey]

Originally Posted by TypeRPinoY

Originally Posted by AntonLaVey

Originally Posted by bwood056

Originally Posted by AntonLaVey

Originally Posted by TeeOh Owens

at dudes thinking they can scan their bodies with this app

it just occurred to me, there's absolutely no way this works

bro.. still need MRI machines, and xrays, as well as CT scans. 
this app just allows the scans to be sent to you ipad or iphone, for easier access to look at

   knowing what i know about xray machines, i don't think iphones emit enough radiation. if they do, that's poses a serious health risk.

not sure if serious

Yea I'm stupid, i just read the op ....my bad

 

[antonlavey]

Originally Posted by TypeRPinoY

Originally Posted by AntonLaVey

Originally Posted by bwood056

Originally Posted by AntonLaVey

Originally Posted by TeeOh Owens

at dudes thinking they can scan their bodies with this app

it just occurred to me, there's absolutely no way this works

bro.. still need MRI machines, and xrays, as well as CT scans. 
this app just allows the scans to be sent to you ipad or iphone, for easier access to look at

   knowing what i know about xray machines, i don't think iphones emit enough radiation. if they do, that's poses a serious health risk.

not sure if serious

Yea I'm stupid, i just read the op ....my bad

 

[martin and co]

Yes, because you have a rare-earth magnet that weights hundreds of pounds in your iphone.

If its just sending images, why is this news? (disclaimer: this is a rhetorical question)

 

[martin and co]

Yes, because you have a rare-earth magnet that weights hundreds of pounds in your iphone.

If its just sending images, why is this news? (disclaimer: this is a rhetorical question)

 

[roback1991]

Originally Posted by 17

did not read

Thanks for your contribution to this board.

 

[roback1991]

Originally Posted by 17

did not read

Thanks for your contribution to this board.

 

[usainboltisfast]

Originally Posted by MARTIN AND CO

Yes, because you have a rare-earth magnet that weights hundreds of pounds in your iphone.

If its just sending images, why is this news? (disclaimer: this is a rhetorical question)

It's replacing thousands of dollars of equipment.

 

[usainboltisfast]

Originally Posted by MARTIN AND CO

Yes, because you have a rare-earth magnet that weights hundreds of pounds in your iphone.

If its just sending images, why is this news? (disclaimer: this is a rhetorical question)

It's replacing thousands of dollars of equipment.

 

[antonlavey]

Originally Posted by MARTIN AND CO

Yes, because you have a rare-earth magnet that weights hundreds of pounds in your iphone.

If its just sending images, why is this news? (disclaimer: this is a rhetorical question)

i was just thinking the same thing, the reason why i was so quick to assume this took xrays was because it was news

doctors get xrays sent electronically this isn't groundbreaking by any means

  

 

[antonlavey]

Originally Posted by MARTIN AND CO

Yes, because you have a rare-earth magnet that weights hundreds of pounds in your iphone.

If its just sending images, why is this news? (disclaimer: this is a rhetorical question)

i was just thinking the same thing, the reason why i was so quick to assume this took xrays was because it was news

doctors get xrays sent electronically this isn't groundbreaking by any means

  

 

[usainboltisfast]

Originally Posted by AntonLaVey

Originally Posted by MARTIN AND CO

Yes, because you have a rare-earth magnet that weights hundreds of pounds in your iphone.

If its just sending images, why is this news? (disclaimer: this is a rhetorical question)

i was just thinking the same thing, the reason why i was so quick to assume this took xrays was because it was news

doctor's get xrays sent electronically this isn't groundbreaking by any means

  

Watch the video i posted on the first page

 

[usainboltisfast]

Originally Posted by AntonLaVey

Originally Posted by MARTIN AND CO

Yes, because you have a rare-earth magnet that weights hundreds of pounds in your iphone.

If its just sending images, why is this news? (disclaimer: this is a rhetorical question)

i was just thinking the same thing, the reason why i was so quick to assume this took xrays was because it was news

doctor's get xrays sent electronically this isn't groundbreaking by any means

  

Watch the video i posted on the first page

 

[antonlavey]

Originally Posted by usainboltisfast

Originally Posted by AntonLaVey

Originally Posted by MARTIN AND CO

Yes, because you have a rare-earth magnet that weights hundreds of pounds in your iphone.

If its just sending images, why is this news? (disclaimer: this is a rhetorical question)

i was just thinking the same thing, the reason why i was so quick to assume this took xrays was because it was news

doctor's get xrays sent electronically this isn't groundbreaking by any means

  

Watch the video i posted on the first page

don't get me wrong this is useful, i'm considering radiology as a subspecialty but it isn't "groundbreaking".

 

[antonlavey]

Originally Posted by usainboltisfast

Originally Posted by AntonLaVey

Originally Posted by MARTIN AND CO

Yes, because you have a rare-earth magnet that weights hundreds of pounds in your iphone.

If its just sending images, why is this news? (disclaimer: this is a rhetorical question)

i was just thinking the same thing, the reason why i was so quick to assume this took xrays was because it was news

doctor's get xrays sent electronically this isn't groundbreaking by any means

  

Watch the video i posted on the first page

don't get me wrong this is useful, i'm considering radiology as a subspecialty but it isn't "groundbreaking".

 

[seniosoul]

Originally Posted by MARTIN AND CO

Yes, because you have a rare-earth magnet that weights hundreds of pounds in your iphone.

If its just sending images, why is this news? (disclaimer: this is a rhetorical question)

could rare earth magnet be a component that fell from a UFO?

 

[seniosoul]

Originally Posted by MARTIN AND CO

Yes, because you have a rare-earth magnet that weights hundreds of pounds in your iphone.

If its just sending images, why is this news? (disclaimer: this is a rhetorical question)

could rare earth magnet be a component that fell from a UFO?

 

[mo matik]

Radiology "workstations" are a few high resolution computer monitors and a comfy leather chair.

The field has been making the shift from film to digital for many years now.

 

[mo matik]

Radiology "workstations" are a few high resolution computer monitors and a comfy leather chair.

The field has been making the shift from film to digital for many years now.

 

[ac4three]

Crazy...

 

[ac4three]

Crazy...

 

[antonlavey]

Originally Posted by Mo Matik

Radiology "workstations" are a few high resolution computer monitors and a comfy leather chair.

The field has been making the shift from film to digital for many years now.

many radiologists work from home....and radiology "jobs" are getting outsourced to countries like india

 

[antonlavey]

Originally Posted by Mo Matik

Radiology "workstations" are a few high resolution computer monitors and a comfy leather chair.

The field has been making the shift from film to digital for many years now.

many radiologists work from home....and radiology "jobs" are getting outsourced to countries like india

 

[thunderchunk69]

Originally Posted by ATLien Seeko

Originally Posted by TeeOh Owens

at dudes thinking they can scan their bodies with this app

I just tried it. The trick is, you have to be in DIRECT sun light or have a light bulb that will simulate direct sun light to get the images on your iphone.

the android version of this ap came out 6 months ago 

 and can zoom 2x and has been modified to look through clothing