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Abdominal and Thoracic Radiography in the Neonate
Veterinary Clinics of North America: Equine Practice, 2001Plain and contrast radiographic techniques are used infrequently in the diagnostic evaluation of abdominal or thoracic disease in the adult horse because of the animal's large body size and the limited availability and expense of suitable equipment. The importance of radiography as a critical tool has also been lessened through the accessibility of ...
G D, Lester, N V, Lester
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Plain abdominal radiography in acute abdominal pain—is it really necessary?
Emergency Radiology, 2014The aims of this study are to audit the ordering of abdominal radiographs (AXR) in the emergency department (ED) and evaluate the current practices, knowledge and attitudes of emergency physicians with regard to ordering AXRs in patients presenting with acute abdominal pain.
Sadhishaan, Sreedharan +2 more
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A pictorial approach to abdominal radiography
In Practice, 2019When interpreting a radiograph, we refer to size, number, margination, location and opacity, which proves helpful when describing normal anatomy, as well as abnormal findings. Focusing on uncommon normal variants, or giving too much importance to insignificant abnormalities, can hinder one's perception.
Andrew Parry, Paul Mahoney
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Abdominal Computed Radiography: Evaluation of Low-contrast Lesions
Investigative Radiology, 1980Computed radiography has proved useful as a localization device for computed tomography. In an attempt to evaluate computed radiography as a primary diagnostic device, 16 patients were evaluated with various degrees of gallbladder opacification following standard oral cholecystograms, and 15 patients were evaluated with renal masses, identified on ...
T L, Lawson +5 more
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Abdominal radiography in suspected ‘body packers’
Clinical Radiology, 1992Drug smuggling by intra-abdominal concealment is now a world-wide problem. This paper describes the establishment of a plain radiography service to assist customs officers of Manchester International Airport (MIA) in their work. Over a 2 1/2 year period, 158 suspected 'body packers' were radiographed, resulting in nine positive detections.
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A simple restrainer for sheep for abdominal radiography
New Zealand Veterinary Journal, 1984The construction of a simple, portable restrainer for holding sheep in either the horizontal or vertical position for abdominal radiography is described. Examples of its use in locating slow-release pellets-and needles are given.
K R, Millar, W J, Meads
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You know nothing, abdominal radiography
2020Purpose Methods and materials Results Conclusion Personal information and conflict of interest ...
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Abdominal radiography of women of child-bearing age
The British Journal of Radiology, 1973About eight months ago I initiated an enquiry concerning the extent to which the “10 Day Rule” was being implemented (i.e. confining abdominal radiography to the preovulatory phase of the menstrual period in women of child-bearing age).
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Graft versus host disease: Findings on plain abdominal radiography
Clinical Radiology, 1988The plain abdominal radiographs of 31 patients who had undergone bone marrow transplantation were reviewed retrospectively to determine the radiological abnormalities caused by intestinal graft versus host disease. Abnormal radiological signs were observed in 95% of patients with acute graft versus host disease but none were sufficiently characteristic
A M, Belli, M P, Williams
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Abdominal radiography in the emergency department: A prospective analysis
Annals of Emergency Medicine, 1982We present a prospective analysis of 100 consecutive abdominal radiographs of 96 emergency patients who were referred to radiology with a variety of abdominal complaints. In patients with diffuse, nonspecific abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting, or gastrointestinal bleeding, 98% of the radiographs were negative or had positive findings which were ...
T A, McCook, C E, Ravin, R P, Rice
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