Internet in those days. The textbooks we had available included Taveras and Wood, 2
Wilson, 3 Di Chiro, 4 and Robertson5 and some of the more ancient texts like Davidoff and …

Neuroradiology, as a subspecialty, was established at Mayo in October 1928 when John D.
Camp (a Mayo and Boston trainee with a particular interest in neurologic diseases) joined …

As the authors of this volume indicate in their preface," In the past 15 years, it is doubtful if
any subspecialty of medicine has grown as rapidly as Neuroradiology; a vast body of …

When Apple's iPhone succeeded the iMac and iPod, a colleague of mine jokingly
commented that now, it would only be a matter of time until we saw iRIS and iPACS and that …

The concept of subspecialization within radiology began to take shape more than 30 years
after the discovery of the roentgen rays. Probably the ideal of specializing in the radiology of …

The 1967 article of Amundsen et al,“Cerebral Angiography via the Femoral Artery with
Particular Reference to Cerebrovascular Disease,” 1 was chosen by the American Journal of …

Here I am proctoring the American Board of Radiology Certificate of Added Qualification
Maintenance of Certificate computer-based board examinations—again. Bored (not board) …

This monumental work covers the entire field of diagnostic neuroradiology. The authors
have done an excellent job in depicting their unusually rich experience. The book is …

With increasing frequency it seems, promotional material passes our desks advertising the
availability of yet another new radiologic journal. This proliferation is not imaginary: in 1976 …

The program of the Vth Symposium Neuroradiologicum held in Brussels in 1957 was
notable for the absence of any significant number of papers from North America. This was …