Calcification of the left atrial wall or appendage or both constitutes a major complication and
risk to mitral valve surgery due to difficulty in entering the left atrium, potential embolization, …

Thymic cyst should be suspected when a sharply defined mass is seen far anteriorly in the
mediastinum, particularly in relation to the great vessels and base of the heart. Calcification in …

THE increasing use of radionuclides in medical diagnosis and research demands accurate
knowledge of the radiation exposure sustained during these procedures. Although this …

The increasing use of radionuclides in diagnostic procedures and the importance of minimizing
radiation exposure to infants and children necessitate accurate and detailed information …

The advent of radioioditie and a host of devices for its detection have led to a more precise
and enthusiastic attack on thyroid cancer in the past two decades than was possible before. …

A case of malignant lymphoma is described which presented as a renal mass and in which
renal arteriography was performed. The arteriographic findings were very helpful in this …

Left atrial calcification, a complication of chronic rheumatic heart disease, has a
characteristic roentgenographic appearance. Its preoperative recognition is essential to …

The arteriographic findings in 2 cases of lymphoma involving the kidneys are described. The
pattern of vascularity in these lesions and in the others reviewed in the literature is that of a …

Although the advantages of automated reporting systems in diagnostic radiology far
outweigh the disadvantages, radiologists have been slow to accept them because of their …

Community hospitals can do much in the general effort toward earlier detection of breast
cancer. Using xeromammography in the department of general radiology of one community …