Deposition and localization of polonium-210 intratracheally instilled in the hamster lung as determined by autoradiography of freeze-dried sections.
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The Rapid Telephone Access System (RTAS) for radiology reporting was evaluated clinically among patients undergoing fluoroscopy, excretory urography, or cholecystography at a community-based teaching hospital. After the radiologist has dictated his report in the customary manner, it can be heard by the referring physician using any telephone. Reports can be reduced to hard copy by a typist, or an automatic typewriter can be programmed to print normal or standard reports. Time between dictation and access of the report was significantly reduced after installation of the RTAS (p less than 0.001). There was also a trend toward reduced hospital stay (p less than 0.05) for patients in the study group. The system has been readily accepted by radiologists and referring physicians.
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Whole antisera were shown to afford substantial protection against death from endotoxin in mice in an environment held constant at 22 C, but 19S or 7S antibodies acting alone did not afford significant protection.
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