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  Notes of a radiology watcher

  Stephen R. Baker.

  Contents:
  Part I. Early residency : preparation and participation
  Part II. Late residency, fellowship and just beyond
  Part III. Radiology elsewhere in the world
  Part IV. Radiologist inclusiveness : minority features
  Part V. The appearances and implications of the radiology report
  Part VI. Radiologist responsibilities
  Part VII. Quality considerations
  Part VIII. Malpractice apology and appropriateness
  Part IX. Opportunities for radiologists
  Part X. The challenges facing American radiologists
  Part XI. Research
  Part XII. Radiation dose
  Part XIII. Nooks and crannies in general radiology including some forgotten observations.

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  Rentgenodiagnostika gidrotsefalii u deteĭ grudnogo i rannego vozrasta. [X-ray diagnosis of hydrocephalus in infants and young children].

  Polianker ZN, Simernitskiĭ BP.

  Vopr Neirokhir. 1978 Mar-Apr(2):24-7.

  The article shows the results of X-ray examination of 49 children (including 41 neonates) in 43 of whom 54 various radiocontrast studies were conducted for exact preoperative identification of the form of hydrocephalus (whether closed or open). Modified pneumoencephalography without removal of fluid is suggested for infants, which yields an important diagnostic information necessary for choosing the methods of surgical treatment of hydrocephalus in children of early age and neonates.

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