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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «PHOTOFLUOROGRAM»
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Case 8: J.G., a 61 year old white waiter, had a negative photofluorogram on
March 14, 1947, and photofluorograms read negative December 31, 1947,
January 7, 1949, and December 24, 1949. In retrospect, lesions at the right base
were ...
The examinations of civilian and service personnel shall be recorded in the same
log and be included in the same serial numbering, except that in the case of a
civilian the photofluorogram number shall, in every instance, be followed by the ...
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Cancer Screening: Theory and Practice
Screening consisted of a 70-mm PA chest photofluorogram and questionnaire for
lung cancer symptoms every 6 months for 10 years. Subjects with suspicious
photofluorographic findings or symptoms were initially evaluated by a 14 X 17-
inch ...
Barnett S. Kramer, John K. Gohagan, Philip C. Prorok, 1999
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Acta Tuberculosea Scandinavica
coming from outside — especially when the reader grows tired. And,
unfortunately, it is impossible to give full attention at the same time to two different
sets of stimuli, e.g. visual and auditory. During the reading of a photofluorogram,
the ...
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The American Review of Tuberculosis
Routine photofluorography has been regarded as the most effective means of
preventing this delay; yet there is often a lapse of time between the taking of the
photofluorogram and the taking of the definitive 14- by 17-inch film. It is not
known ...
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The observer error in multiple interpretation of ...
These marks on the card are photographed together with the subject's chest. The
final photofluorogram accordingly bears the same identification marks as the
corresponding card, thus eliminating any possibility of subsequent confusion.
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Abstracts of papers presented
Each team read all the X-rays and gave its results separately after comparing the
photofluorogram (10 x 10 cm. ) with the standard 35 x 35 radiograph. Amongst
these 3000 comparisons, identity between the reading of the standard
radiograph ...
Lee B. Lusted Fig. 10. Lateral density traces from a normal chest photofluorogram
. February 1 Fig. 9. Vertical density traces from a normal chest to the left of the
midline at approximately the junction difference in the density traces at the level
of ...
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Japanese Journal of Tuberculosis and Chest Diseases
Incidence rate of tuberculosis of those who had no abnormal findings on the
photofluorogram was rather low in this material. Among those who entered
primary schools in 1950, 0.77% were found as contracting tuberculosis through
the 9-year ...
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The American Review of Respiratory Disease
In our experience, the 70-mm photofluorogram has been more sensitive than the
14- by 17-inch roentgenogram in detecting small lesions. Over-reading was
practiced, and suspicious 70-mm films were followed by conventional films. In
some ...
