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Xeroradiography proved extremely helpful in (a) evaluation of soft-tissue masses of both the axial and appendicular skeleton; (b) quantifying soft-tissue changes in advanced rheumatoid arthritis; (c) evaluation of bony involvement by an adjacent soft-tissue tumor or infection; (d) evaluation of rib lesions or rib integrity; and (e) assessment of bones in casted extremities. The technique was not helpful in the following conditions: early soft-tissue changes of rheumatoid arthritis; detection of minimal skeletal trauma; arthrography of the knee; evaluation of any portion of the vertebral column; evaluation of submandibular neck masses; or assessment of abdominal films for visceral structures.
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G P Pouliadis, and
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R C Otto, and
G P Pouliadis, and
D A Kumpe
February 1977,
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R C Otto, and
G P Pouliadis, and
D A Kumpe
June 1981,
RoFo : Fortschritte auf dem Gebiete der Rontgenstrahlen und der Nuklearmedizin,
R C Otto, and
G P Pouliadis, and
D A Kumpe
September 1977,
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R C Otto, and
G P Pouliadis, and
D A Kumpe
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R C Otto, and
G P Pouliadis, and
D A Kumpe
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R C Otto, and
G P Pouliadis, and
D A Kumpe
September 1979,
La Radiologia medica,
R C Otto, and
G P Pouliadis, and
D A Kumpe
April 1979,
Tumori,
R C Otto, and
G P Pouliadis, and
D A Kumpe
April 1998,
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