Rationale and Objectives To measure perceptions of radiology residents regarding the imaging needs of the developing world and the potential role of an organized global health imaging curriculum d...

Rationale and Objectives Attending radiologist signature time (AST) is a variable and modifiable component of overall report turnaround time. Delays in finalized reports have potential to undermin...

Rationale and Objectives Since the introduction of computed tomographic (CT) imaging in the 1970s, the number of examinations has increased steadily. CT imaging is an essential part of routine wor...

Rationale and Objectives Diffusion tensor imaging (DTI) can depict rarefaction of the optical fibres. Hence, we applied DTI to assess pathological changes of the optic radiation in glaucoma patien...

Rationale and Objectives The aim of this study was to explore the reliability of osteopenia diagnosis based on digital radiographs of appendicular skeleton obtained as part of routine clinical pra...

Cambridge University Press’s Clinical MR Neuroimaging: Physiological and Functional Techniques , Second Edition, impressed me in many ways. As a sign of how interesting I found this book, I cannot ...

Rationale and Objectives We retrospectively determined if signal enhancement ratio (SER), a quantitative measure of contrast kinetics using volumetric parameters, could reduce the number of biopsy...

Rationale and Objectives Evaluation of contrast enhancement of pulmonary lesions with ground-glass attenuation (GGA) is difficult with conventional techniques but might be possible using contrast-...

McGraw-Hill’s Brain and Spine Imaging Patterns is impressive, and when I read through it, it seemed as if the book’s pages were covered more by images than by words. This ratio certainly contribute...