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Undergraduate teaching of radiology and nuclear medicine
European Journal of Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging, 1997Peter J Ell, Ell Peter J
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Radiological and nuclear medicine imaging of sarcoidosis
The Quarterly Journal of Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging, 2018Sarcoidosis is a multisystem chronic inflammatory disease of unknown etiology characterized by widespread growth of non-caseating granulomas. The diagnosis of sarcoidosis is based on clinical and imaging presentation, histologic confirmation and the absence of alternative diseases. Radiology and Nuclear Medicine play an essential role in the diagnostic
Larici, Anna R +5 more
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Diagnostic radiology and nuclear medicine
Journal of Surgical Oncology, 2005AbstractThe diagnosis and accurate staging of esophageal adenocarcinoma remains one of the greatest challenges for non‐invasive imaging techniques. All modalities have limitations and require a rational application of combined tools in order to assess the extent of loco‐regional tumor and distant metastatic disease.
Ernesto, Castillo, Leo P, Lawler
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Somatic effects in nuclear medicine and radiology
Applied Radiation and Isotopes, 1999Probable risks for the occurrence of somatic effects due to diagnostic radiology and nuclear medicine are summarised. The biological background of radiation carcinogenesis and epidemiological results are discussed. At the Leiden University Medical Centre the average effective dose per examination due to diagnostic radiology and nuclear medicine amount ...
F J, Overbeek +5 more
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Cooperation Between Nuclear Medicine and Radiology
Clinical Nuclear Medicine, 2010Currently there is increasing cooperation between societies in nuclear medicine and radiology. This includes educational, political, and economic collaboration. Part of the reason for this trend is the introduction of SPECT/CT and PET/CT. An increasingly important issue, however, is the difficulty of some nuclear medicine physicians to obtain jobs.
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On Estimating Areas in Radiology and Nuclear Medicine
Australasian Radiology, 1972SummaryThe geometrico‐statistical procedures developed in the science of stereology can be applied directly in radiology and nuclear medicine; and their rigorous application will not only result in greater diagnostic accuracy in the interpretation of organ images but also in economies in time, money and effort.
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Training in Nuclear Medicine for Radiology Residents
Radiology, 1964Since 1936, when radioisotopes were introduced in clinical medicine with the therapeutic use of P32, many radiologists have been involved in the overall development of nuclear medicine. In this development internists, surgeons, general practitioners, and physicists have also participated, but from the beginning individual interest rather than any ...
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Basic statistics for nuclear medicine and radiology
2022Statistical inference is the basis for data processing and interpretation. When planning a clinical trial, the calculation of the sample size is essential to avoid erroneous results and must be determined before starting the study. Statistical tests must follow the logic of data.
Campagna Giuseppe, Signore Alberto
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Image analysis in radiology and nuclear medicine
2013 IEEE 3rd Portuguese Meeting in Bioengineering (ENBENG), 2013Over the years medical imaging has been developed based on the interaction between two different requirements. The first is the demand from clinicians to increase the accuracy in their medical diagnostic. The second is the relationship between basic, translational, clinical researchers and biomedical engineers committed to research and development of ...
R. Faustino +10 more
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