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F M Hall
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Reinterpreting imaging examinations performed at other institutions.
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Bone densitometry, estrogen, and breast imaging.
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Calcaneal avulsion fractures.
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Demise of generic terms "osteoporosis" and "osteopenia" in radiology reporting.
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Miss rates for surgical biopsy of needle-localized breast lesions.
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Screening mammography for women ages 40-50: "I calls them as I sees them".
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Metallic particles on mammography.
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More on detection of ankle effusions.
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Mandatory radiographs after tube placement.
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Does this patient have appendicitis?
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Medial Segond-type fracture: cortical avulsion off the medial tibial plateau associated with tears of the posterior cruciate ligament and medial meniscus.
We describe an unusual cortical avulsion fracture off the medial tibial plateau of the knee associated with tears of the posterior cruciate ligament and the medical meniscus. This constellation of findings is the reverse of that seen with the Segond injury complex. We postulate that the plain film diagnosis of this fracture, like the Segond fracture, is a clue to the likely presence of associated ligamental and meniscal tears, and to the mechanism of injury.
Meniscal flounce or buckling.
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Gantry angulation in CT-guided biopsy.
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