Current Issue February 2012, Vol. 67, No. 2

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Review

Cardiac MRI in restrictive cardiomyopathy
February 2012(Vol. 67 | No. 2 | Pages 95-105)
A. Gupta, G. Singh Gulati, S. Seth, S. Sharma

Original Papers

Three-dimensional isotropic T2-weighted cervical MRI at 3T: Comparison with two-dimensional T2-weighted sequences
February 2012(Vol. 67 | No. 2 | Pages 106-113)
J.W. Kwon, Y.C. Yoon, S.-H. Choi

An observational study to evaluate the performance of units using two radiographers to read screening mammograms
February 2012(Vol. 67 | No. 2 | Pages 114-121)
R.L. Bennett, S.J. Sellars, R.G. Blanks, S.M. Moss

Re: Imaging male breast cancer
02 February 2012
O. Westerland, A. Shaw, D. Howlett
Sir — We read with interest the recent review by Doyle et al., entitled “Imaging male breast cancer”, in which the imaging was reviewed of 20 cases of primary male breast cancer diagnosed at Derriford...
Shoulder arthroplasty. Part 1: Prosthesis terminology and classification
02 February 2012
B.D. Sheridan, N. Ahearn, A. Tasker, C. Wakeley, P. Sarangi
Shoulder arthroplasty is the third most common joint replacement procedure in the UK, and there are a number of different implant options available to surgeons to treat a variety of shoulder disorders...
A proposed new imaging pathway for patients with suspected lung cancer
02 February 2012
R. Macpherson, R. Benamore, N. Panakis, R. Sayeed, D. Breen, K. Bradley, R. Carter, D. Baldwin, J. Craig, F. Gleeson
Aims: PET-CT scans are routinely performed in patients with lung cancer after investigation by chest x-ray (CXR) and CT scan, when these have demonstrated potentially curable disease. If the majority ...
Medico-legal issues in breast imaging
02 February 2012
H.N. Purushothaman, R. Wilson, M.J. Michell
Aim: To identify medico-legal issues that occur in the diagnosis and radiological management of breast disease and to propose measures to reduce the risk of patient complaints and legal action in brea...
Value of subtraction MRI in assessing treatment response following image-guided loco-regional therapies for hepatocellular carcinoma
02 February 2012
S.D. Winters, S. Jackson, G.A. Armstrong, I.W. Birchall, K.H.Y. Lee, G. Low
Aim: To compare contrast-enhanced subtraction magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) with contrast-enhanced standard MRI in assessing treatment response following loco-regional therapies for hepatocellular ...

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