… Chest radiography represents the most commonly performed radiological test for a … chest
radiographs (CXR), and assessment of stability or change in findings over serial radiographs. …

… chest radiography we prospectively reviewed all chest radiographs over a 10 month period.
… Guidelines based on age and symptoms should rationalize the use of chest radiography by …

… be visible on chest radiographs, even in the presence of … than about 8 mm on chest
radiographs, owing to the influence of … change by subtracting the patient's previous radiograph …

… detection of disease in chest radiographs, the authors developed … a previous radiograph
from a current radiograph to produce a … for detection of interval change in chest radiographs. …

… acute chest symptoms unrelated to the presence or … changes or actual incidence of changes
in management. The present study sought to analyze the contribution of chest radiography …

… chest radiographs (CXRs) routinely on all patients on a daily basis. Informed consent
was not obtained since there was no change … referring discipline, 3) The presence of pre-existing …

… A useful index of this change is the presence … [ 151 includes the following sentences: “Our
study shows that the chest radiograph is a useful, but not very precise method of diagnosing …

… Our results suggest that even in the presence of fever (> 38C), hypoxia (< 92%)and crackles,
CXR does not provide clinically significant information or management changes and should …

… Chest radiographs of children in which 3 or more radiologists changed their interpretation
in regard to the presence or absence of an alveolar infiltrate with the addition of clinical …

… ICU patients frequently undergo chest radiographs (CXRs). The diagnostic and therapeutic
… We performed a survey of Dutch intensivists on the current practice of chest radiography in …