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2009 | April-June | 19 | 2
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Editorial |
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Trying times
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Most people are now tired of hearing the phrases, "global recession," "meltdown," etc. India does not seem to be as affected as some of the other Western countries, but that's no consolation to us.
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Computers in Radiology |
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Monitor displays in radiology: Part 2
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Monitor displays play an important role in modern radiology practice. Practicing radiologists need to be familiar with the various performance parameters of medical-grade displays. A certain amount of... |
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Head & Neck Radiology |
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Head & Neck Radiology |
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Pictorial review of MRI/CT Scan in congenital temporal bone anomalies, in patients for cochlear implant
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Eagle syndrome
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High-resolution CT scan (HRCT) and MRI are routinely performed prior to cochlear implant surgery. These modalities help assess the status of the inner ear structures. A few patients have significant a... |
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Eagle syndrome occurs due to elongation of the styloid process or calcification of the stylohyoid ligament, which then may produce a pain sensation due the pressure exerted on various structures in th... |
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