Editorial:

WJ Tuddenham

How intransitive can you be?
RadioGraphics 1986 6: 349-350 [PDF]  

Articles:

RK Zeman, JJ Cronan, AT Rosenfield, PL Choyke, DM Paushter, LR Clark, MH Jaffe, and ML Schiebler

Computed tomography of renal masses: pitfalls and anatomic variants
RadioGraphics 1986 6: 351-372 [Abstract] [PDF]  

RM Steiner, CJ Tegtmeyer, D Morse, ML Moses, LR Goodman, N Nanda, CE Ravin, V Parsonnet, and S Flicker

The radiology of cardiac pacemakers
RadioGraphics 1986 6: 373-399 [Abstract] [PDF]  

KS Gebarski, SS Gebarski, GM Glazer, BI Samuels, and IR Francis

The lumbosacral plexus: anatomic-radiologic-pathologic correlation using CT
RadioGraphics 1986 6: 401-425 [Abstract] [PDF]  

HK Rosenberg

The complementary roles of ultrasound and plain film radiography in differentiating pediatric chest abnormalities
RadioGraphics 1986 6: 427-445 [Abstract] [PDF]  

MS Keller, HS Chawla, and AA Weiss

Real-time sonography of infant hip dislocation
RadioGraphics 1986 6: 447-456 [Abstract] [PDF]  

JM Messmer and MF Fierro

Radiologic forensic investigation of fatal gunshot wounds
RadioGraphics 1986 6: 457-473 [Abstract] [PDF]  

EK Fishman, ES Zinreich, CG Jacobs, RA Rostock, and SS Siegelman

CT of the axilla: normal anatomy and pathology
RadioGraphics 1986 6: 475-502 [Abstract] [PDF]  

RA McLeod

General case of the day. Bilateral iliac artery aneurysms
RadioGraphics 1986 6: 504-507  

GS Bisset and RB Towbin

Pediatric case of the day. Focal multicystic dysplasia in lower pole renal duplication
RadioGraphics 1986 6: 508-511 [PDF]  

MA Sandler, GH Beute, BL Madrazo, SF Hudak, R Walter, AH Haggar, and CM Maywood

Ultrasound case of the day. Inferior vena cava calcification (calcified thrombus)
RadioGraphics 1986 6: 512-514 [PDF]  

SR Warren, Jr and RL Tondreau

The good old days with William J. Hogan
RadioGraphics 1986 6: 515-520 [PDF]  

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