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    Lyle Berkowitz, Chris McCarthy, editors.
    Contents:
    The healing edge / Lyle Berkowitz and Chris McCarthy
    Mad for method / Chris McCarthy and Christi Dining Zuber
    section 1. You have an EHR: now what?!!?!. The inflection navigator / Lyle Berkowitz
    Making "right" easier / Peter Basch
    Prevention every time / James L. Holly
    Logic rules! / John W. Trudel and Lloyd D. Fisher
    "All or none" bundle philosophy / Thomas R. Graf
    Automatically getting better / David C. Stockwell and Brian R. Jacobs
    section 2. Meet you at 01100101. The connected patient / Jonathan S. Wald
    The virtual consult / Erin DeMarce Leff ... [et al.]
    TeleVisit keeps IT local / Ajay Sood ... [et al.]
    Mommy monitor / Steve Huffman and April R. Daugherty
    Every language now / David D. O'Neill, Susan Anthony, and Margaret Laws
    Rise of the ePharmacists / Mark S. Gagnon and Janell Moerer
    section 3. On the edge of edge. The smartest room / Tamra E. Minnier and David T. Sharbaugh
    One EMR to go please / Steve Flammini and James W. Noga
    Real-time, right care / Debra J. Hurd and Brian D. Patty
    Dashboards 2.0 / George Reynolds
    The patient voice amplified / Valerie M. Sue and Karen Tsang
    The gaming edge / Alex Tam, Vivian Distler, and Bradley Kreit.
    Digital Access Springer 2013
  • Article
    Gradzki J, Tokarz F.
    Neurol Neurochir Pol. 1977 Sep-Oct;11(5):567-72.
    The authors report the results of 100 Dimer-X ventriculographies mainly in cases of midline tumours. The value of tomography for the diagnosis of tumours is stressed. Besides that, the contrast was used for visulization of intracerebral cavities, emptied abscesses, cavities in astrocytomas and intracerebral haematoma. Complications following the use of Dimer-X for direct filling of the ventricular system are discussed.
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