Research Proposal (How effective is the use of fluoroscopy in the

(How effective is the use of fluoroscopy in the diagnosing of cancer in the speed (GIT) gastrointestinal tract in comparison to CT and MRI) - Research stupefy Examplention of establishing the appropriateness of fluoroscopy in the diagnosis of different types of cancer, when compared to other applicable medical technologies.The major aim and objective of this research project is to establish the effectiveness of applying fluoroscopy in the diagnosis of cancer in the upper (GIT) gastrointestinal tract, when the effectiveness of the diagnosis technology is compared to CT and MRI.Fluoroscopy is a health technology whose application has enabled physicians to attempt the diagnosis of major health problems with greater ease. This is owing to the fact that this method enables the physicians to observe and assess the luggage compartments inner system, when the personify is actually functioning (Becker, 2010). Nevertheless, while this health technology is so important for the health fr aternity, fluoroscopy is associated with the exposure of radiation ions to the patients, which may in turn cause negative health implications. On the other hand, CT and MRI are other health technologies that act as alternatives to fluoroscopy in the estimate of different forms of cancer inpatients. Therefore, this research project seeks to establish the most effective technology between fluoroscopy on the one hand, and CT and MRI on the other hand. Further, the effectiveness of the treatment of cancer rests in the cleverness of the cancer to be detected at a very untimely stage, so that the patients can be enrolled to a treatment program early enough before the cancerous cells spread to the rest of the body (Belafsky & Kuhn, 2014). Therefore, the proposed research project also seeks to evaluate how effective fluoroscopy is in detecting cancer at an early stage. The effectiveness of fluoroscopy will also be compared to the effectiveness of early detection for both CT and MRI.The r esearch project will entail the assessment of records from different specialized cancer treatment hospitals, where patients undergo the diagnosis and treatment of cancer in the upper (GIT)