Principles of Roentgenological Interpretation |
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acute aorta appearance arch areas artery articular associated barium become blood body bone bony calcium cardiac cause cells centers cervical changes characteristic chest chronic clinical colon complete condition congenital defect deformity demonstrated deposits described destruction diagnosis differentiated disease dislocation displacement early effect enlargement epiphyseal esophagus evidence examination extensive extreme femur findings formation fracture fragments frequently function give growth head healing heart increase indicate infection injury instances involvement joint lateral lesions long bones lower lung manifestations margin marked method multiple normal observed occur origin pain patient periosteal portion position posterior present pressure produced pulmonary Radiol rare reaction region remains reported result rickets roentgen roentgenographic Roentgenologically rounded seen segment separation shaft side similar skull soft spine stomach structures symptoms tibia tion tissue trauma treatment tuberculosis tumor ulcer upper usually vertebra vessels wall