PURPOSE: To compare accuracy of interpretation by radiologists and emergency medicine
physicians of conventional radiographs and digitized images on a workstation. MATERIALS …

The purpose of our study was to assess the efficacy of a commercially available digital
teleradiology system in the off-site interpretation of radiologic studies performed in the …

OBJECTIVE. We determined the relative value of teleradiology and radiology resident
coverage of the emergency department by measuring and comparing the effects of …

This study examined the concordance of radiographic readings between emergency
department (ED) attending physicians and radiologists in a community teaching hospital. In …

We performed a field study and subsequent laboratory investigation of pediatric radiology at
a small rural hospital. Our investigation had three components: to describe the …

Emergency and radiology department directors at 517 acute-care US teaching hospitals
were sent identical questionnaires surveying practice patterns of ED plain film radiograph …

Study objective: To determine whether radiologists' review of radiographs is unwarranted
when emergency physicians are confident in their interpretations. Methods: This was a …

Objectives: To determine who reads plain film radiographs, how quickly radiologists'
interpretations are available, how many initial readings require correction, and how satisfied …

The differences among radiologists in interpreting conventional and digitized images
obtained with different radiologic procedures is an important research issue in these times of …

To compare the accuracy of interpretation of digitized radiographs with that of plain films, the
authors prospectively evaluated the first 685 plain film cases (530 adult and 155 pediatric …