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H J Barnhard
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The computerized diagnostic radiology department: update 1982.
The small digital computer is becoming ever more powerful, reliable, and inexpensive. Diagnostic radiology and the computer are becoming more intertwined. During the past decade, computed tomography (CT) has achieved outstanding success. CT and other digital image systems that are capable of computer manipulation, storage, and viewing are becoming more numerous. Of increasing importance are the new and maturing reporting and operations/management systems. The many facets of newer computer and diagnostic radiology developments are discussed, and a model is presented here that integrates all applications into a single system. Many benefits in improved patient care and general operations of the department would result from its implementation. Some elements of this model exist now and can be installed with relatively little effort. Development of the entire model is within the state of current technology. A number of trends suggest that diagnostic radiology is becoming more ready to use such a model.
The bedside examination: a time for analysis and appropriate action.
The number of mobile-unit examinations is increasing dramatically. Their disadvantages--expense, frustration, and, most importantly, poor patient care--are well known. It is imperative that the number of such examinations be reduced to a minimum. The remainder, which require studies outside the department, warrant the effort and expense of a new technology such as that developed for other "special" procedures.
Editorial: Radiology residency approval: desirability of feedback from the American Board of Radiology Examinations.
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Diagnostic radiology information system (DRIS).
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Radiographic anatomy of the lumbar vertebrae.
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Ascites simulating subpulmonary pleural effusion.
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Atypical programmed instruction: two case reports.
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Computerized operation in the diagnostic radiology department.
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Effect of beta-rays on DNA synthesis during corneal wound healing.
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The emergency treatment of reactions to contrast media: updated 1968.
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Computer autocoding, selecting and correlating of radiologic diagnostic cases. A preliminary report.
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