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Chest Radiology Today: Overviewion of knowledge that has occurred in the field of chest disease over the past few years has been more physiologic and clinical than radiologic. With the exception of computerized tomography, I must conclude that major advances in the radiologic diagnosis of chest disease have been less than auspicious.

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0722-415X t was organised by Dr. Martin W. Donner of Baltimore and Dr. F. H. W. Heuck of Stuttgart. It was attended by 230 radiologists from 17 countries. The aim was to select a certain number of subjects in diagnostic radiology and in each to have a broad spectrum overview reviewing recent advances presente

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Therapeutic Technologyncepts of intravascular embolic therapy with special reference to renal and hepatic neoplasms, to briefly discuss the technology of transluminal dilatation of renal artery stenosis, and finally to consider techniques and indications for percutaneous nephrostomy.

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Intensive Caretarted as improvised bedside radiography using discarded and reactivated single-phase machinery, radiodiagnosis has developed along with ICUs. At present, recently developed mobile machines yield chest and abdominal X-rays of a quality comparable to the standard of those produced in an X-ray department.

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S. Paulinucial factors for development: Framework, Regulation, Utility Performance, Information/Data, Infrastructure Development and Financing/International Cooperation. Sector principles and crucial factors form a theoretical concept for a sector development in low-income countries and especially the Sub-Sa