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AJR InBrief
In an article he coauthored in the April 2014 issue of AJR, Stephen Balter, clinical associate professor at Columbia University Medical Center, looks at skin injuries that may result from fluoroscopy treatment. He talked with AJR InBrief about managing the risks.
In PracticeHighlights
The Spring Issue of InPractice Features:

The growing role of imaging in diagnosing sports-related concussion

Functional imaging of chronic traumatic brain injury

Diagnosing traumatic brain injury using diffusion imaging

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