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Radiology Resident Evaluation of Head CT Scan Orders in the Emergency Department

William K. Erly, William G. Berger, Elizabeth Krupinski, Joachim F. Seeger and John A. Guisto
American Journal of Neuroradiology January 2002, 23 (1) 103-107;
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