|Articles|April 28, 2009
Diagnostic Imaging Europe February/March 2009
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Cover Story
CT moves ahead with multiple energy sources
By: CHRISTOPH PANKNIN, M.S., STEFAN G. RUEHM, M.D., PH.D., AND MICHAEL M. LELL, M.D.
Imaging News
Report: Tropical Medicine
Worldwide travel triggers spread of parasitic CNS infections
By: María Navallas, M.D., and ANA Martínez De Aragón, PH.D.
Report: Intervention
Embolotherapy controls large gastrointestinal bleeds safely
By: Elias N. Brountzos, M.D.
Report: Gastrointestinal
MR imaging features combine to classify Crohn's disease
By: Lorenzo Cereser, M.D., and Rossano GiromettI, M.D.
DEPARTMENTS
From the Editor
New Year brings fresh look, expanded editorial board
By: Philip Ward, Editor
A Dose of Dubbins
Decision support: so long as we know who is right...
By: Paul Dubbins, FRCR
Tech Watch
The Big Picture
The WWW of e-learning: What, When, Why?
By: Koenraad Verstraete, M.D., PH.D.
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