The first versions were produced on film as full-size reproductions of original cases contributed by ACR members. Videodisc versions were introduced in the late 1980s followed by the CD-ROM in the mid 1990s. This may cause damage to you computer. Developed in coordination with the American Society of Neuroradiology. Organized in tandem with Dr. Manaster's Handbooks in Radiology - Skeletal Radiology.
Cardiac section includes both static images and full-motion sequences.
A complete replacement for the chest section that was formerly available on film and videodisc. Release of this section is to be announced. This special CD-ROM, prepared by Greg Bender, M.D. and Frederick Kelvin, M.D., will help you recognize colon cancer and polyps on barium enema examination with emphasis on double contrast studies. The high-resolution images can be zoomed, windowed, and leveled and displayed at a variety of screen resolutions. Audio narration and extensive image annotation is also provided.