RATIONALE AND OBJECTIVES: The Socratic method has long been a traditional teaching
method in medicine and law. It is currently accepted as the standard of teaching in clinical …

Daily routine chest radiographs in the intensive care unit (ICU) have been a tradition for many
years. Anecdotal reports of misplacement of life support items, acute lung processes, and …

… Hsu and Bramwit were responsible for the acquisition of data. Hsu and Schlesinger were
responsible for the analysis and interpretation of data. All authors were involved in drafting or …

A case of inflammatory pseudotumor is described, in which CT revealed a hyperdense
intraventricular lesion with a trapped temporal horn, and MR imaging showed decreased T1 and …

Cardiac metastases from renal cell carcinoma (RCC) are very rare. We describe the case of
a woman with RCC with cardiac metastases involving the entire right atrium, penetrating …

Objective To evaluate the surveillance recommendations for early-stage testis cancer and
the risk of secondary malignancies due to increased radiation exposure. Materials and …

Dual-energy computed tomography (DECT) imaging can be useful in the evaluation of
scleroderma-related calcinosis (SSc calcinosis) of the hands. We performed DECT scans of the …

Purpose: Chemo‐radiation therapy (CRT) is widely used in treating patients with locally
advanced non‐small cell lung cancer (NSCLC). Determination of the likelihood of patient …

Discussion: While the etiology of NOSD is not well understood, pre-clinical evidence suggests
that altered angiogenesis may play a role. Mice injected with vascular endothelial growth …

Discussion: CCFs are most often found in the setting of biliary disease. The tracts may be
formed secondary to stone impaction and subsequent pressure necrosis of the gallbladder …