Titlebook: Double contrast barium enema; The Genoa approach Giorgio Cittadini Book 1998 Springer-Verlag Italia, Milano 1998 Tumor.anatomy.children.col

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Understanding and Changing the World changing normal conditions [1]. The peculiar behaviors of pediatric patients, the need for special adjustments in methodology and technique, the unique and constantly changing assessment parameters between normal and pathologic conditions (for example, in the pediatric colon, an apparently lymphoid

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Rajani Ramachandran,Deepak Dhayanithyemical abnormalities [1]. Abdominal pain is the prominent feature, associated with diarrhea, or constipation, or both; painless diarrhea and simple constipation are excluded from IBS. Gut dysmotility in IBS is affected by stimuli such as food, hormones, drugs, menses, mechanical distention, psycholo

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Human vs. Artificial Intelligencescussed so much as it should, except for some general remarks referring to the various types of examinations as a whole. Perhaps this attitude is due to the fact that the radiologist has become somehow familiar with an invisible enemy, whose action is difficult to relate to immediate damage.

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