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Employability and Access to TrainingThere are opportunities for avoiding unnecessary imaging in children who experienced accidental head trauma. This chapter reviews clinical decision rules that can inform when imaging should be performed or can be avoided. Advanced imaging techniques and their current role in the evaluation of pediatric brain injury are also reviewed.

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Karl-Dieter Opp,Reinhard Wipplerblished studies that comprise the available evidence are often limited by bias, small sample size, and methodological inadequacy. Further, the information provided in published reports may be insufficient to allow estimation of the quality of the research. Initiatives by journal editors to improve t

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Forschungshypothese & Forschungsfragen,moderating costs. The imaging value chain includes forming a diagnostic inquiry, performing a diagnostic procedure, establishing a diagnostic result, and completing communication and follow-up tasks. This cycle serves as a useful framework to assess existing information systems and emerging technolo

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Die Irrungen und Wirrungen der Ich-AG, and diagnostic imaging use has increased dramatically in the past two decades. Medical radiation now accounts for the largest percent of artificial exposure to ionizing radiation in the USA, and while a direct link between radiation exposure from imaging and cancer development has not been proven,