jnin/BooK REVIEWS Page 1 THE PHYSICALASPECTSOF RADIOISOTOPIC ORGAN IMAGING.
KG Leach, London, British Institute of Radiology, 1976. 25 pp, $1.50. In the first paragraph of …

Dr. Wolfe has designed the book to be of use to medical students, radiology residents, and
radiologists to aid in the differential diagnosis of uncalcified breast masses using …

The merits of xeromammography are demonstrated convincingly by excellent illustrations in
this concise treatment of the subject. The author shows that xeroradiographs are interpreted …

This textbook, well translated from the German by Doctor Rigler and his associates, is very
complete in its coverage of the subject. The illustrations are superb and include not only …

[en] Xeroradiography is a simple method of radiographic examination of the breast, it is
readily interpreted, and with good technic xeroradiography can afford a more accurate …

The author, who has already written an excellent book on conventional mammography,
based this monograph on his experience in xeroradiography of the breast. For those who …

The past year has been one of progress in xeroradiography. New developments in the
machine have made the process more convenient, and new discoveries in the laboratory …

The article deals in very broad terms with the development of xeroradiography. The imaging
process is a by-product of the search by Chester Carlson for a method to copy documents …

FiG I breast is superior to conventional film mammography. Xeroradiography produces
images of greater detail with good overall visualization of all breast structures, permits faster …