Fabio Grigenti Libri

Padova, 2003; br., pp. 14, cm 14x21. (Saggi).

The book explores the challenges faced by radiologists due to the vast array of diagnostic imaging techniques, including x-ray, CT, MRI, nuclear medicine, and ultrasonography. It highlights the increasing volume of images that need interpretation and the rising expectations from both patients and physicians. Additionally, it addresses the influx of clients seeking preventive screenings, complicating the daily operations of radiology departments. The text emphasizes the need for effective strategies to manage these growing demands in clinical practice.

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