PURPOSE: To determine the weighted average sensitivity of magnetic resonance (MR)
imaging in the prospective detection of acute neck injury and to compare these findings with …

… Defining the entrance and exit wounds with plain films or CT scans, plus marking the
entrance and exit wounds with radiopaque markers before angiography, is useful in defining the …

METHODS Newborn rats were irradiated and maintained as described in a previous
communication. 61 After varying survival periods, the animals were sacrificed by perfusion-fixation …

… In contrast to the newborn brain, the adult brain has been considered to be relatively radioresistant
but is by no means insensitive to large doses of radiation, as demonstrated by Clemente,E~S …

The fan aerodynamic and aeromechanical performance tests of the quiet clean short haul
experimental engine under the wing fan and inlet with a simulated core flow are described. …

Selective Angiocardiography in Congenital Page 1 Selective Angiocardiography in Congenital
Heart Disease RUSSELL A. McFALL, MD, WALLACE 0. AUSTIN, MD, FORREST H. ADAMS …

… Table I contains a summary of results of the first 48 experiments in which radiopaque material
was injected into a vessel or cardiac chamber and the effect on the electrocardiogram and …

ALTHOUGH ADVANCEMENTS have been made during the past decade in the surgical
techniques for the correction of congenital heart lesions, the clinical application of these …

EBSTEIN'S anomaly is characterized by downward displacement of the pos terior leaflet of
the tricuspid valve. The septal leaflet is also often displaced and a sail-like anterior leaflet, …

Four patients are presented to show how associated defects, such as ordinary transposition
and interventricular septal defect, may confuse the diagnosis of corrected transposition of …