Radiology – The Basics
Radiology – The BasicsLaurie Lomasney, MDDepartment of RadiologyRadiology Four year residencyFellowships commonBasic element of medical careFrequently the test that results inpatient admission/diagnosisBasic Concepts One view is no view – use it all!Patterns are your clueBe sure you are lookingKnow what you’you’re looking forKnow the limits of your test1
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Know What You’You’re Looking ForBowel60 yeardilatationold with acidosisandno bowel sounds,Pneumatosissuspect dead bowelPortal venous gasJune 3, 1965Basic Concepts One view is no view – use it all!Patterns are your clueBe sure you are lookingKnow what you’you’re looking forKnow the limits of your test11
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1 Radiology – The Basics Laurie Lomasney, MD Department of Radiology Radiology Four year residency Fellowships common Basic element of medical care Frequently the test that results in patient admission/diagnosis Basic Concepts One view is no view – use it all! Patterns are your clue Be sure you are looking
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