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This section is intended for educational purposes only and is designed to provide information fort
               the future orthopaedic technologist techniques commonly utilized in clinical practice. It is not a
               substitute for professional training or certification in radiographic imaging or the practice of
               taking X-rays. It is strongly advised to follow and adhere to all local, state, and national
               regulatory requirements, laws, and guidelines concerning radiographic imaging and the use of X-
               ray equipment. This includes but is not limited to licensing, certification, safety protocols,
               radiation protection standards, and proper patient consent procedures as mandated by relevant
               governing bodies and regulatory agencies.



               References



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