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Wound monitoring bandage allows doctors to hold remote consultations with patients

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Breathing life into critically ill patients

When the lifeline for dialysis fails

Protecting radiographers from injuries

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Radiographers are like the “eyes” of the clinicians. With the use of minimally invasive methods and with just 256 shades of grey, we are able to 'see' what is happening to our patients and help the clinicians make informed decisions.

Radiographers are like the “eyes” of the clinicians. With the use of minimally invasive methods and with just 256 shades of grey, we are able to 'see' what is happening to our patients and help the clinicians make informed decisions.

Chew Lay Ee

I use the various imaging modalities to aid me in performing intricate procedures on patients, from blocking off bleeding blood vessels that are life-saving, to central venous catheter insertions that are life-giving.

I use the various imaging modalities to aid me in performing intricate procedures on patients, from blocking off bleeding blood vessels that are life-saving, to central venous catheter insertions that are life-giving.

Dr Luke Toh