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Correction to: Abdominal fellowship-trained versus generalist radiologist accuracy when interpreting MR and CT for the diagnosis of appendicitis.
Published in:
2022
By:
- Bracken, Rebecca L.;
- Harringa, John B.;
- Markhardt, B. Keegan;
- Kim, Newrhee;
- Park, John K.;
- Kitchin, Douglas R.;
- Robbins, Jessica B.;
- Ziemlewicz, Timothy J.;
- Birstler, Jen;
- Ryan, Michael J.;
- Hoang, Ly;
- Pickhardt, Perry J.;
- Reeder, Scott B.;
- Repplinger, Michael D.
Publication type:
Correction Notice
Abdominal fellowship-trained versus generalist radiologist accuracy when interpreting MR and CT for the diagnosis of appendicitis.
Published in:
European Radiology, 2022, v. 32, n. 1, p. 533, doi. 10.1007/s00330-021-08163-7
By:
- Bracken, Rebecca L.;
- Harringa, John B.;
- Markhardt, B. Keegan;
- Kim, Newrhee;
- Park, John K.;
- Kitchin, Douglas R.;
- Robbins, Jessica B.;
- Ziemlewicz, Timothy J.;
- Birstler, Jen;
- Ryan, Michael J.;
- Hoang, Ly;
- Pickhardt, Perry J.;
- Reeder, Scott B.;
- Repplinger, Michael D.
Publication type:
Article
Magnetic resonance imaging versus computed tomography and ultrasound for the diagnosis of female pelvic pathology.
Published in:
Emergency Radiology, 2021, v. 28, n. 4, p. 789, doi. 10.1007/s10140-021-01923-4
By:
- Harringa, John B.;
- Bracken, Rebecca L.;
- Markhardt, B. Keegan;
- Ziemlewicz, Timothy J.;
- Lubner, Meghan;
- Chiu, Arthur;
- Birstler, Jen;
- Pickhardt, Perry J.;
- Reeder, Scott B.;
- Repplinger, Michael D.
Publication type:
Article
Negative D-dimer testing excludes pulmonary embolism in non-high risk patients in the emergency department.
Published in:
2017
By:
- Harringa, John;
- Bracken, Rebecca;
- Nagle, Scott;
- Schiebler, Mark;
- Pulia, Michael;
- Svenson, James;
- Repplinger, Michael;
- Harringa, John B;
- Bracken, Rebecca L;
- Nagle, Scott K;
- Schiebler, Mark L;
- Pulia, Michael S;
- Svenson, James E;
- Repplinger, Michael D
Publication type:
journal article
Prospective evaluation of MRI compared with CT for the etiology of abdominal pain in emergency department patients with concern for appendicitis.
Published in:
2019
By:
- Harringa, John B.;
- Bracken, Rebecca L.;
- Davis, John C.;
- Mao, Lu;
- Kitchin, Douglas R.;
- Robbins, Jessica B.;
- Ziemlewicz, Timothy J.;
- Pickhardt, Perry J.;
- Reeder, Scott B.;
- Repplinger, Michael D.
Publication type:
journal article
Patient Preferences for Diagnostic Imaging: CTA vs MRA When Diagnosing Pulmonary Embolism.
Published in:
Wisconsin Medical Journal, 2021, v. 120, n. 4, p. 286
By:
- Bracken, Rebecca L.;
- Croes, Kenneth D.;
- Jacobs, Elizabeth A.;
- Shah, Manish N.;
- Pulia, Michael S.;
- Hamedani, Azita G.;
- Nagle, Scott K.;
- Repplinger, Michael D.
Publication type:
Article

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Correction to: Abdominal fellowship-trained versus generalist radiologist accuracy when interpreting MR and CT for the diagnosis of appendicitis.

Abdominal fellowship-trained versus generalist radiologist accuracy when interpreting MR and CT for the diagnosis of appendicitis.

Magnetic resonance imaging versus computed tomography and ultrasound for the diagnosis of female pelvic pathology.

Negative D-dimer testing excludes pulmonary embolism in non-high risk patients in the emergency department.

Prospective evaluation of MRI compared with CT for the etiology of abdominal pain in emergency department patients with concern for appendicitis.

Patient Preferences for Diagnostic Imaging: CTA vs MRA When Diagnosing Pulmonary Embolism.