@saiyukiluver:

nope - i'm doing just broad science - interested because i've been trying to find some good DVD's about the bodies' internal structure
found a super old one from like the 80's =.= <--strangely it was the best one i could find that actually showed animations as well as something that looked like what you'd see in radiology and u could actually see the intestines/stomach etc moving 8D

now i just need a more up to date version OTL

@15385bic:

:D for fluoroscopy, contrast is added so the esophagus, stomach, an small intestines can be seen way more clearly and distinct , and then we give barium enemas to see the colon X)

I dunno of any other specialized field does, but I know with the good fashion x ray, it only works with photos D: Fluoroscopy is using a pedal so the pictures are more closely timed together and gives the appearance that you see how the fluid goes down the throat :) Maybe MRI might? ;v;

Are you in radiography?? :DD

@saiyukiluver:

lighter grey huh? - no shoving chemicals down their throats to luminesse the organs?

although what i really want to know is....if you weren't looking at photos, can u actually see through a computer the organs moving and pumping etc?

@15385bic:

The organs are lighter shades of gray on the X-rays :D ? Is that what you mean? Like for the abdomen x rays we have to see the Psoas muscles, the kidneys, and the liver :> But to see the bladder and the actual details of the kidneys you gotta put a contrast in D:

@saiyukiluver:

XD
not sure if i'll feel the same about the working insides.
do u really see the organs working?
bone i can understand - organs...not sure

@15385bic:

Oh its a pleasure to finally know what the inside of the body looks like and know every aspect of the bones and organs *w*

sounds like fun - looking at whats on the inside ;D