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Because of the many small holes in the breathable tunnel jewelry it is very lightweight in comparison to classic ear tunnels in the same size. They are barely appreciable and offer an enormously high wearing comfort. Especially with the steel tunnels which can be quite heavy in the higher diameters breathable tunnels will be an enormous improvement in comparison to classic ear tunnels. The breathable ear tunnels are particularly interesting for people who wear big flesh tunnels. The wearing comfort is even further increased because the secretion of sweat and sebum is reduced noticeable and so there will be no itching, too. Also because of this fact the breathable tunnels offer a high wearing comfort.
You can say the breathable ear tunnels are a re-design of the classic ear tunnels. Although the breathable tunnels let your skin breath much better the newly developed flesh tunnels are as robust as ordinary flesh tunnels. Leading engineers have developed a highly innovative ear tunnel solution made of valuable ultra hard and scratch resistant 316L surgical steel. But the breathable tunnels with gemmed ring are at least the same way robust. The strass is protected by a scratch resistant sealing.Veterinary radiology is a growing field with many opportunities to offer recently graduated and returning DVMs. If you are considering this exciting specialization, you will first need to complete a residency. The programs on this list are the top veterinary radiology residencies in the country and allow residents to study and work under lauded faculty and learn on the best possible equipment. Read on to learn more about these impressive schools.
Residents in the Ohio State University radiology residency program will receive training in small and large animal diagnostic radiology, diagnostic ultrasound, nuclear medicine, computed tomography, and magnetic resonance imaging. During the post-graduate residency, students will pursue a Master's of Science and be prepared for the certifying examinations for the American College of Veterinary Radiology. OSU offers mock examinations during the first two years of the programs in order to prepare students for their eventual certification with ACVR.
Five full-time faculty members, each of whom are ACVR diplomates, supervise the residents throughout their stay at OSU. Each resident has their own clinical advisor as well as a radiology mentor and a thesis committee. OSU offers mock examinations during the first two years of the programs in order to prepare students for their eventual certification with ACVR.
The North Carolina State University College of Veterinary Medicine, located in Raleigh, North Carolina (in conjunction with the School of Medicine in Chapel Hill, NC) is among the top five highest regarded veterinary medicine programs in the country. NC State offers a residency in veterinary radiology that lasts for three formal years with the expectation of a fourth year as a teaching scholar. At NC State, two faculty radiologist are on clinic duty every day for maximum teaching exposure for the residents.
Residents are expected to complete a manuscript for submission to a peer reviewed journal during the course of their residency as well as attend the American College of Veterinary Radiology national meeting during their third year in the program.
The University of Georgia College of Veterinary Medicine offers a radiology residency in their Department of Veterinary Biosciences & Diagnostic Imaging. The three-year program is supervised by four diplomates of the American College of Veterinary Radiology and includes both didactic coursework and hands-on experience in the UGA Veterinary Teaching Hospital. In the radiology clinic, residents can expect to work with small, large, and exotic animals as well as gain experience in radiation therapy and other special procedures. Second and third year residents are also required to teach veterinary courses to and conduct laboratories with veterinary students.
At the University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine, Veterinary Radiology residents work under the supervision of some of the most highly regard radiologists in their field. Five ACVR diplomates supervise residents in the areas of roentgen diagnosis, diagnostic ultrasound, computed tomography, magnetic resonance imaging, and nuclear medicine. Over the course of their 36-month residency, residents will gain experience at both the Ryan Small Animal Hospital and the New Bolton Center Large Animal Hospital, which are equipped with state-of-the-art radiology equipment. Residents are also required to complete and publish a clinical research project over the course of their stay at PennVet.
The School of Veterinary Medicine at the University of Wisconsin - Madison campus offers a three year radiology residency program. The residency includes 12 months of small animal diagnostic radiology training along with 9 months of diagnostic ultrasound, 3 months in large animal diagnostic radiology, and 3 months in computer tomography. Additionally, residents will focus for 1-3 months in the areas of magnetic resonance imaging, nuclear imaging, and radiographic special procedures in addition to one month of training in radiation oncology.
In addition to being ranked in the top 5 of all U.S. schools of veterinary medicine, the Colorado State University College of Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences in Fort Collins, Colorado also has a top residency in Veterinary Diagnostic Imaging. In addition to diagnostic imaging, residents at CSU are trained in radiation therapy, which is largely used in veterinary oncology and is a further specialization in the field. The residency is for a three-year term, with the expectation that those who complete the program will stay on for a fourth year as clinical instructors.
Notably, the CSU facilities include access to a Gemini TruFlight Big-Bore PET/CT imaging system, which is the first of its kind to make an appearance in a veterinary teaching hospital. In addition, residents will also have the opportunity to use a Large-Animal Gamma Camera, which is one of only two in the state of Colorado.
In 2011, U.S. News & World report named Cornell University's College of Veterinary Medicine the top school of veterinary medicine in the country. Included in this ranking is the Ithaca, New York-based university's Residency in Diagnostic Imaging. Residents at Cornell have the opportunity to work in both the school's Companion Animal and Equine & Farm Animal hospitals, alongside faculty ACVR diplomates. The residency program also includes training in fluoroscopy, ultrasonography, and information technology.
Reputation of the Veterinary School. Each program on this list is part of a larger veterinary school. We chose programs from the very best schools in the country, with 5 of 7 of these residencies coming from the top 5 schools of veterinary medicine in the U.S., as ranked by U.S. News & World Report.
Radiology Faculty. No educational program can function without its faculty. The best veterinary radiology professors in the country supervise the residencies on this list. These faculty have published research in respected journals of veterinary medicine, won awards for teaching, and proven themselves dedicated to the success of their students at every level.
Veterinary radiology is unique as compared to some other advanced veterinary medicine programs because it relies heavily on costly, new technology. In order to prepared to work as a veterinary radiologist, residents must know how to work with the most advanced equipment. Not all schools have access to the most impressive veterinary radiology equipment, but the residencies on this list do.PITTSBURGH -- Some of his current players wanted Ken Whisenhunt or Russ Grimm to get the job Steelers coach Mike Tomlin now has.
Tomlin understands that loyalty, the kind that develops when a team consistently wins games, division titles and, yes, a Super Bowl. He wouldn't expect them to feel any other way, and he doesn't mind that some are loyal to coaches who now run the opposing Arizona Cardinals.
Key matchup: QB Matt Leinart vs. Kurt Warner. Could there be a quarterback controversy brewing in Arizona? Warner was great against the Ravens as he passed for 258 yards and a pair of touchdowns in a 17-point fourth quarter comeback. Whisenhunt indicated that he will continue to use the former Super Bowl MVP in brief stretches to keep defenses off balance. Warner also has gone out of his way to say that the team still belongs to Leinart, but will fans feel that way if the young quarterback struggles? More...
That's why, when asked Tuesday what opposing Whisenhunt's Arizona Cardinals means to him, Tomlin said it was no different than any other game.
It was Whisenhunt and Grimm who were in Pittsburgh last season, he reminded, not Mike Tomlin.
"It is really a non-story for me, to be honest with you," said Tomlin, the NFL's only unbeaten rookie coach. "It is a big game because it is the next game. I am here. I want to be here. I am glad to be here. If it is a story at all, it is their story, not ours."
It's Alan Faneca's story and Hines Ward's story, and that of all the Steelers who played under Whisenhunt, the Steelers offensive coordinator from 2004-06, and Grimm, the former offensive line coach and assistant head coach under Bill Cowher. Both were Steelers assistants for six seasons.
Whisenhunt and Grimm were strongly considered as Cowher's replacement, but Tomlin, the former Minnesota defensive coordinator, was chosen instead. By the time Tomlin was hired, Whisenhunt had already become Arizona's coach.
Tomlin doesn't resent his players' loyalty to the former coaches, if only because he wants his own players to feel that way about him someday. Tomlin is trying to become the first Steelers coach to begin his career 4-0.
"That was a non-