… Chest radiographs are one of … emergency physicians interpreted chest radiographs in
relation to radiologist reports. Radiological descriptions of chest radiographs from 667 emergency …

… chest radiographs by emergency department physicians … emergency physicians’ interpretations
compared with those of senior radiologists in abnormalities found on chest radiographs …

… of 2.0% when the emergency physicians were confident and 2.8… when emergency physicians
were confident in their radiograph … We included 3 chest radiographs with missed nodules …

… chest radiographs and 35 613 chest radiographs in patients with major thoracic diseases
(prevalence, 39.6%). Given an input chest radiograph, … on each input radiograph to show the …

… of pediatric chest radiographs among emergency medicine … emergency physicians and
pediatric radiologist in assessing the presence of pneumonia on pediatric chest radiographs…

… lower in the general population of emergency department radiographs. In this study we are,
… to the general population of emergency department radiographs. However, we do not expect …

… The results of this study demonstrate that the addition of the lateral chest radiograph does
not improve the sensitivity or specificity of pediatric emergency physicians in diagnosing …

… all the residents and physicians were compared. The … chest radiographs among emergency
physicians supports the view that radiography evaluation skills are gained during emergency …

… dyspnea is a challenge to the emergency physician (EP) because it is the common presenting
symptom in the ED. Currently, a standard chest radiograph is the first routine examination …

… attending physicians. In contrast, Gratton et al 25 found no difference in interpretation relative
to training level for emergency physicians that treated patients older than 16 years. For our …