U.S. lung cancer death rates begin to rise proportionately more rapidly for females than for males: a dose-response effect?
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Biomedical subjects
F Burbank
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A sequential space-time cluster analysis of cancer mortality in the United States: etiologic implications.
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Carcinogens↗
U.S. cancer mortality: nonwhite predominance.
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Males dominate once again: U.S. cancer mortality.
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Patterns in cancer mortality in the United States: 1950-1967.
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Synthetic sweetener consumption and bladder cancer trends in the United States.
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A computer diagnostic system for the diagnosis of prolonged undifferentiating liver disease.
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Echocardiographic-like angled views of the heart by MR imaging.
Cardiac magnetic resonance (MR) imaging has developed rapidly to rival echocardiography as a noninvasive imaging modality. Anatomic detail may exceed that currently available using echocardiography techniques, and the ability to image moving protons may compete with Doppler color flow mapping in detecting valvular diseases and shunts. Because of the considerable clinical experience with echocardiography, as angled MR imaging planes become available as standard software packages, it may be useful for MR cardiac imaging to use standard, accepted echocardiographic nomenclature and imaging planes. This article describes the principles used to obtain long and short axis MR images that are comparable with echocardiographic imaging planes. Diagrams and illustrations are provided to orient the viewer using nomenclature common to echocardiography. These views may eventually be useful for functional analysis of the left ventricle and for detection and evaluation of valvular heart disease and intracardiac shunts.
Echocardiography↗