Biomedical subjects
D H Trapnell
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Design, dynamics and deduction: a radiologist looks at the human lung.
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Chest radiology-guesswork or science?
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An assessment of intravenous urogram imaging using 100 mm and conventional films.
A clinical trial was designed to compare the amount of useful diagnostic information obtained from the ten-minute (24 x 30 cm) film of an IVU when using either indirect (100 mm) or conventional radiography. The films for 50 patients were independently examined by ten radiologists. Eight observers considered conventional radiography to be significantly better than indirect (100 mm) radiography, P less than 0.05, and two observers considered that there was no significant difference. Possible applications of indirect radiography are briefly described.
The "magnification sign" of triple mandibular fracture.
A new sign which can be readily detected in a standard postero-anterior projection of the mandible is described. It indicates that there are fractures of both mandibular necks and the horizontal ramus near the mid-line. There do not appear to be any situations in which a false positive sign is produced.
Principles of radiological interpretation.
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The differential diagnosis of linear shadows in chest radiographs.
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Determination of the size and shape of the liver.
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Calcification in lymph node metastases from adenocarcinoma of the colon.
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Unilateral pulmonary oedema after pleural aspiration.
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The anatomy of the lymphatics of the lungs and chest wall.
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Some principles of interpretation of bronchograms.
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The bronchographic appearances of early chronic bronchitis.
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Gastric ulceration occurring during indomethacin therapy.
Dyspeptic symptoms, gastrointestinal bleeding, or the development of anaemia without dyspepsia in patients treated with indomethacin may be manifestations of peptic ulceration. Such manifestations occur with suppositories as well as with capsules. The ulcers in the present series tended to be prepyloric, and often aroused the suspicion of malignancy. Symptoms were promptly relieved and radiological healing occurred rapidly after withdrawal of the drug.
Congenital absence of the lumbar spine.
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