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Oncologic diagnostic radiology: a model for implementation.

Abstract

The implementation of an oncologic diagnostic radiology subspecialty would provide better communication between the radiologist and the clinician and a greater opportunity to teach the general principles of therapeutic radiology. Practical aspects of the development of a section in oncologic radiology are discussed.

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J E Meyer, J M Taveras, P C Stomper. 1984. Oncologic diagnostic radiology: a model for implementation.. https://doi.org/10.1148/radiology.150.1.6689776

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