Diagnostic Imaging North America
NOVEMBER 2006
COVER STORY
By: John C. Hayes
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X-RAY VISION
By: John C. Hayes
Radiology needs to be cautious as teleradiology business expands
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Cardiac Care
Imaging & the Law
By: Thomas W. Greeson, J.D.
Digital Department
By: Bruce Reiner, M.D.
Magnetic Resonance
By: Steven R. Renard
Bowel Imaging
By: Alec J. Megibow, M.D., MPH, FACR
Radiation Exposure
By: Emily Hayes
Liver Disease
By: Andrew Kennedy, M.D.
Nuclear Medicine
By: James Brice
Technologists
By: James Brice
Town-Gown Issues
By: C.P. Kaiser
Perturbations
By: Eric Trefelner, M.D.
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