Articles:

MV Kulkarni, FJ Bondurant, SL Rose, and PA Narayana

1.5 tesla magnetic resonance imaging of acute spinal trauma
RadioGraphics 1988 8: 1059-1082 [Abstract] [PDF]  

EC Lund, SY Han, HC Holley, and LL Berland

Intestinal ischemia: comparison of plain radiographic and computed tomographic findings
RadioGraphics 1988 8: 1083-1108 [Abstract] [PDF]  

KM Link, MA Herrera, VJ D'Souza, and AG Formanek

Reconstruction of the four basic cardiac projections from magnetic resonance images: a new aspect [published erratum appears in Radiographics 1989 Mar;9(2):353]
RadioGraphics 1988 8: 1109-1136 [Abstract] [PDF]  

S Jayaraman

Pathways and pitfalls in treatment planning with external beams: the role of the clinical physicist
RadioGraphics 1988 8: 1147-1170 [PDF]  

LA Binkovitz, RL Ehman, DR Cahill, and TH Berquist

Magnetic resonance imaging of the wrist: normal cross sectional imaging and selected abnormal cases
RadioGraphics 1988 8: 1171-1202 [Abstract] [PDF]  

J Praestholm, I Dissing, and M Herning

Radiology on postage stamps. Part 2
RadioGraphics 1988 8: 1203-1213 [PDF]  

MA Sandler, ME Katz, PM Riga, GM Kellman, GH Beute, JA Berger, BL Madrazo, and BA Keigley

Ultrasound case of the day. Portal vein thrombosis
RadioGraphics 1988 8: 1216-1220  

RB Towbin, WS Ball, Jr, C Benton, and BK Han

Pediatric case of the day.I. Dehiscent jugular bulb. II. Mondini malformation.III. Aural atresia
RadioGraphics 1988 8: 1221-1226 [PDF]  

H Jolles, DA Henry, and SB Rupp

General case of the day. Cor triatriatum
RadioGraphics 1988 8: 1227-1231 [PDF]  

Reviews:

DM Wolf and RF Spataro

The current state of hysterosalpingography
RadioGraphics 1988 8: 1041-1058 [Abstract] [PDF]  

LE Swischuk, HD Fawcett, CK Hayden, Jr, and JN Isenberg

Gastroesophageal reflux: how much imaging is required?
RadioGraphics 1988 8: 1137-1145 [Abstract] [PDF]  

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