Publications by authors named "Nadi Alresheedi"

Dye-sensitized solar cells (DSSCs) have great potential as a renewable energy technology assisting combat climate change due to its low cost, adaptability, and sustainability. Oxygen plasma ion doping is a promising strategy to improve the capacity of a low-cost, platinum-free counter-electrodes (CEs) to absorb photons and drive high-performance DSSCs via generating an abundance of active absorption sites. In this instance, novel PAni-ZnO (PZ) composite layers were designed as a CE material and received various in-situ oxygen plasma dosages, including 0, 2, 4, 6, 8, and 10 min, to improve their physiochemical and microstructural feature for the first time, to the best of our knowledge.

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  • Differences in patient size present challenges for radiographers when selecting acquisition parameters for high-quality radiographs, particularly in adult chest radiography (CXR).
  • The study used a contrast detail phantom simulating different body thicknesses (9 to 17 cm) to evaluate the effects on image quality (IQ) and radiation dose, employing varying tube potentials and automatic exposure control.
  • Results indicated that lower tube potentials yielded the best image quality figures (IQF) while higher thicknesses increased both IQF and radiation dose, suggesting a need to balance image quality and patient safety during examinations.
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Background: There is a risk of developing pressure ulcers from lying on an X-ray table mattress, if the mattress pressure redistribution properties are poor.

Aim: To assess the pressure redistribution properties of 'new' and 'in current clinical use' X-ray table mattresses.

Methods And Materials: Twenty one X-ray table mattresses, each of 2.

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Background: Pressure redistribution performance of x-ray table mattresses can influence the development of pressure ulcers in at-risk populations. Interface pressure analysis, with human participants, is a common method to assess mattresses. This approach has limitations that relate to the lack of standardisation between and within humans.

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