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Medical Imaging in Ghana

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What medical imaging in ghana means

Access to and role of imaging in Ghana.

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Question

A challenge for medical imaging in rural Ghana is

  • few machines and trained staff
  • too many hospitals
  • free scans everywhere
  • no diseases
Answer: few machines and trained staff

Working: Equipment and specialists are concentrated in cities.

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