Titlebook: Roads to Radiology; An Imaging Guide to M. L. J. Abercrombie,A. K. Dixon,Thomas Sherwood Textbook 1983 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1

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About Learning to See and Think,u may be working with several different kinds of images of the same thing. You will need to learn their codes: not only how they were made, so that you can recognize what they represent anatomically, but what they mean (allegorically), what inferences they can help you to make about the patient’s health or sickness.

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Diagnosis, in his medical outpatients. Clinical examination accounted for 17% of diagnostic decisions, and investigations for only 23%. This does not add up to 100%—the hallmark of an honest study—because no diagnosis could be made in 4% of patients.

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indow for looking at their patients‘ medical and surgical problems. The book is very simple and highly selective. A number of excellent introductory texts already exist for students seeking comprehensive and balanced accounts of radiology as a specialty. We have tried to keep close to our title: a g

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Introduction: Medicine and Radiology,wer: “Because I am interested in people/human biology/life sciences” are some of the standard responses. “Because I want to care for sick people” is less popular—it sounds maudlin and somehow suspect. It may nevertheless be your real motive. It is in a long, honourable tradition, beginning in Wester

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Diagnosis,ard 1933). A contemporary study supports this aphorism. Sandler (1979) found that the history decided 56% of all diagnoses (and 46% of all management) in his medical outpatients. Clinical examination accounted for 17% of diagnostic decisions, and investigations for only 23%. This does not add up to

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Bones,generally fit people who can be restored to a normal existence provided the hurt is correctly diagnosed and treated. In this respect trauma and accident work is vitally different from the medicine and surgery concerned with temporary comforting and salvage of mortally sick patients. The preventable

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The Chest,ding normal lung. Although a near-normal chest film can occur in severe chronic bronchitis or pulmonary embolism, a technically satisfactory normal chest x-ray usually excludes lung disease. A clinician who suspects that a patient has pulmonary tuberculosis or bronchial carcinoma will divert his att