Abdominal x rays made easy: normal radiographs

Understanding x ray films is something that all clinical students should get to grips with. Starting out as a doctor, you will not need to be an expert but you will need to know the basics. Ian Bickle and Barry Kelly present the first part of a new series on interpreting plain abdominal radiographs

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Published in:BMJ (Online) 2002-04, Vol.324 (Suppl S4), p.102
Main Authors: Bickle, Ian, Kelly, Barry
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Abdomen
Body piercing
Bones
Calcification
Clinical competence
Curricula
Faculty
Fractures
Medical colleges
Medical school faculty
Medical teaching personnel
Vertebrae
X-ray analysis
X-ray analysis equipment
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Summary:Understanding x ray films is something that all clinical students should get to grips with. Starting out as a doctor, you will not need to be an expert but you will need to know the basics. Ian Bickle and Barry Kelly present the first part of a new series on interpreting plain abdominal radiographs
ISSN:1756-1833
0966-6494
1756-1833
0966-6494
1752-069X
DOI:10.1136/sbmj.0204102