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Prevalence of abnormal cases in an image bank affects the learning of radiograph interpretation
Medical Education, 2012Medical Education 2012: 46: 289–298Objectives Using a large image bank, we systematically examined how the use of different ratios of abnormal to normal cases affects trainee learning.Methods This was a prospective, double‐blind, randomised, three‐arm education trial conducted in six academic training programmes for emergency medicine and paediatric ...
David Teng +8 more
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Plain radiographic evaluation of the patellofemoral joint: technique and image interpretation
Current Orthopaedic Practice, 2017Patellofemoral problems are among the most common knee problems in orthopaedics and yet are the most poorly understood and poorly treated. There is no well-defined or standardized classification pertaining to this pathologic process. Diagnostic imaging is a critical component of the evaluation and treatment decision process.
Michael G. Saper +2 more
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The effect of image interpretation training on the fracture recognition performance of radiographers
SPIE Proceedings, 2010AIM: The aim of this study is to measure the effect of medical image interpretation training on radiographers ability to detect wrist fractures. To achieve this, the study aimed to establish any differences in performance between radiographers without image interpretation training and radiographers with interpretation training.
Naomi Bergin, Mark F. McEntee
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Potential use of a large-screen display for interpreting radiographic images
SPIE Proceedings, 2006Radiology has readily made the transition to the digital reading room. One commodity left behind when moving to digital displays however is display real estate. Even with multiple monitors radiologists cannot display numerous images as they did on a film alternator. We evaluated a large-screen rear-projection display (Philips Electronics) for potential
Elizabeth A. Krupinski +4 more
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The digitisation of X‐radiographs for dissemination, archiving and improved image interpretation
The Conservator, 2001Abstract X‐radiography is an important tool in many areas of conservation, and the images produced are an integral part of the conservation record. Adequate access to the radiographs, however, is difficult to provide both because producing copies with the same image quality as the originals poses problems, and because it is easy to damage the ...
Sonia O'Connor, Jason Maher
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Radiography, 2019
Access to image interpretation in Ghana remains a challenge with the limited number of radiologists. Radiographers with the right skills and knowledge in image interpretation could help address this challenge. The aims of the study were to determine and compare the ability (accuracy, sensitivity and specificity) of radiographers and junior doctors in ...
Bismark Bright Ofori-Manteaw +1 more
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Access to image interpretation in Ghana remains a challenge with the limited number of radiologists. Radiographers with the right skills and knowledge in image interpretation could help address this challenge. The aims of the study were to determine and compare the ability (accuracy, sensitivity and specificity) of radiographers and junior doctors in ...
Bismark Bright Ofori-Manteaw +1 more
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Marginal Value of Radiographs in the Interpretation of MR Images Obtained for Pediatric Knee Pain
American Journal of Roentgenology, 2013Radiographs are often obtained before MRI in the evaluation of pediatric knee pain, but the value of these radiographs is undefined. The purpose of this study was to determine the marginal value of knee radiographs in the interpretation of knee MR images requested by pediatric sports medicine and orthopedic subspecialists.Knee MRI examinations of 194 ...
Yen-Ying Wu +4 more
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Clinical Nuclear Medicine, 1989
Lung images in which perfusion defects correspond to chest radiograph (CXR) opacities in size and location are generally classified as having an intermediate probability for pulmonary embolism, while those studies in which the perfusion defects are considerably smaller than the CXR opacities are classified as having a low probability for pulmonary ...
Chun K. Kim +3 more
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Lung images in which perfusion defects correspond to chest radiograph (CXR) opacities in size and location are generally classified as having an intermediate probability for pulmonary embolism, while those studies in which the perfusion defects are considerably smaller than the CXR opacities are classified as having a low probability for pulmonary ...
Chun K. Kim +3 more
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Vertical or horizontal orientation of foot radiographs does not affect image interpretation.
Muscles, ligaments and tendons journal, 2013This study determined whether the orientation of dorsoplantar and oblique foot radiographs has an effect on radiograph interpretation. A test set of 50 consecutive foot radiographs were selected (25 with fractures, and 25 normal), and duplicated in the horizontal orientation.
Ferran NA, Ball L, MAFFULLI, Nicola
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Journal of Medical Imaging and Radiation Sciences
Zambia is experiencing a critical shortage of radiologists responsible for interpreting X-ray images. Nine radiologists serve the entire population of over 18 million people. Consequently, referring physicians can receive reports late and often receive X-ray images without radiological reports attached, which may lead to delayed diagnoses and treatment
Ethel Chilambe +2 more
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Zambia is experiencing a critical shortage of radiologists responsible for interpreting X-ray images. Nine radiologists serve the entire population of over 18 million people. Consequently, referring physicians can receive reports late and often receive X-ray images without radiological reports attached, which may lead to delayed diagnoses and treatment
Ethel Chilambe +2 more
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