The abdominal radiograph: a pictorial review

Cook, Chris; Campbell-Smith, Tim; Hopkins, R

doi:10.12968/hosp.2002.63.12.1894

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“…This explains why most doctors find interpreting them difficult. 3 Yet, plain abdominal films are commonly requested during the investigation of patients in the accident & emergency department. Most of these films are interpreted by the doctors who ordered them as they are seldom reported by radiologists during on-call hours.…”

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Plain Abdominal Radiographs: Can we Interpret Them?

Lim

Chen

Barsam

et al. 2006

annals

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INTRODUCTION Plain abdominal radiographs commonly form a part of medical assessments. Most of these films are interpreted by the clinicians who order them. Interpretation of these films plays an important diagnostic role and, therefore, influences the decision for admission and subsequent management of these patients. The aim of this study was to find out how well doctors in different specialties and grades interpreted plain abdominal radiographs.

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