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Female Infertility: A Systematic Approach to Radiologic Imaging and Diagnosis [RSNA Education Exhibits] discuss this article 1 Comment
Source: Radiographics recent issues Category: Radiology
Latest Comment by koneru gangadhara rao,nrighosp - September 26, 2009: it is better to depend on hysterosopy,laperoscopy than images

P4P: Pragmatic for Practice discuss this article 1 Comment
Source: Journal of the American College of Radiology : JACR Category: Radiology
Latest Comment by dentamensch - August 3, 2009: Does anyone have experience with p4p for radiologists? Any experience with use of a registry?

Antenatal MR imaging of pulmonary lymphangiectasia secondary to hypoplastic left heart syndrome discuss this article 1 Comment
Source: Pediatric Radiology Category: Radiology
Latest Comment by tin - April 29, 2009: Sir/Madam, I have no comment yet. Just would like to ask if anybody knows of any pediatric radiology fellowship training in Italy most preferrably near Rome or at least in Italy. I would appreciate any help extended. Thank you so much

[MRI of malignant neoplasms of the uterine corpus and cervix.] discuss this article 1 Comment
Source: Radiologia Category: Radiology
Latest Comment by koneru gangadhara rao,nrighosp - March 5, 2009: once upon a time or even now clinicians do cancer cx staging mostly by clinical examination.But it would be more appropriate to use ct-contrast and MRI simultaneously along with clinical examination and usg, as ct contrast shows the involvement of various lymph glands and mri shows the involvement of soft tissues of surrounding structures.They are complimentary to each other.