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Перевод: radiology

[существительное]
радиология ; рентгенология

Тезаурус:

1. A new assessment of the radiological effects of nuclear war published by a working party of the British Institute of Radiology suggests that, even assuming that the MRC's new guess of the LD 50 is correct, most of Britain's population would stand little chance of surviving a nuclear attack.
2. I wrote a draft policy and sent it to the radiology department for discussion at their departmental meeting.
3. These recommendations are supported by the results of several studies showing that practitioners generally use unrestricted access to diagnostic radiology responsibly and with discrimination.
4. Many patients from eight practices in two of the zones were referred for examination to an adjacent district because radiology facilities were nearer.
5. This paper describes an audit of general practitioner referrals for radiography in one health district in England before and after the introduction of the Royal College of Radiologists' booklet Making the Best Use of a Department of Radiology .
6. Thirty practices with a combined list of 175 417 patients had open access to the radiology services provided by the district.
7. The committee was set up to endorse the introduction of the college's guidelines as district policy and to oversee the collection, analysis, and monitoring of referral data from the district's radiology departments.
8. Yvonne is a GP, Irene a World Bank nutritionist, John a radiology professor.
9. Open access radiology services provided by one non-teaching district in England.
10. Local general practitioners and the hospital medical staff of the district had agreed to the establishment of a radiology referral review committee for the period of the study.
11. The coordinator or a member of the radiology referral review committee also visited all the larger general practices to explain the purpose of the study, to show the participating practitioners the guideline booklet, and to obtain their approval.
12. By helping general practitioners to be more selective in their use of diagnostic radiology the guidelines reduced the rate of referral and thus patients' exposure to radiation.
13. "A wet football of the old type was like getting a brick on your head," says Ove Sortland, Professor of Radiology at Ulleval Hospital and co-author of the report.