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P-ISSN 0029-2559
E-ISSN 2379-4313
Policy Forum: Introduction
Vol. 75, Issue 2, 2014March 01, 2014 EDT

From Röntgen to Magnetic Resonance Imaging: The History of Medical Imaging

James H. Scatliff, Peter J. Morris,
Policy Forummagnetic resonance imagingmedical imagingJames H. ScatliffPeter J. Morris
Copyright Logoccby-nc-sa-4.0 • https://doi.org/10.18043/ncm.75.2.111

Articles in Vol. 75, Issue 2, 2014

Vol. 75, Issue 2, 2014
  • Computed Tomography Utilization in the North Carolina Medicaid Population With a Focus on “High Exposure” Patients, 2007–2012
    Lauren M. B. BurkeHolly BiolaLinda GreyRita M. LahlouRandall M. BestRichard C. Semelka
  • With “Big Data” Comes Big Responsibility: Outreach to North Carolina Medicaid Patients With 10 or More Computed Tomography Scans in 12 Months
    Holly BiolaRandall M. BestRita M. LahlouLauren M. B. BurkeCharles DewarCarlos T. JacksonJoshua BroderLinda GreyRichard C. SemelkaAllen Dobson
  • Revealing the Mysteries of Medicine
    Peter J. Morris
  • From Röntgen to Magnetic Resonance Imaging: The History of Medical Imaging
    James H. ScatliffPeter J. Morris
  • Patient Engagement and Informed Decision Making Regarding Medical Imaging
    Hazel TappAndrew McWilliamsMichael Dulin
  • Breast Cancer Screening
    Rita I. FreimanisMargaret Yacobozzi
  • The Value of Diagnostic Medical Imaging
    Don BradleyKendall E. Bradley
  • The Health Risks of Ionizing Radiation From Computed Tomography
    Diane ArmaoJ. Keith Smith
  • Overuse of Computed Tomography and the Onslaught of Incidental Findings
    Diane ArmaoJ. Keith Smith
  • Ultrasound as an Alternative to Computed Tomography for Pediatric Imaging
    Brent A. Townsend
  • Dual-Energy X-Ray Absorptiometry: Overused, Neglected, or Just Misunderstood?
    Andrew J. Laster
  • Patient Requests for Office-Based Imaging
    Conrad L. Flick
  • Keepsake Prenatal Ultrasound: Pros and Cons of Non–Medically Indicated Imaging
    William GoodnightNancy Chescheir
  • Ultrasound for Screening and Management of Developmental Dysplasia of the Hip
    Robert D. Fitch
  • Noninvasive Cardiovascular Imaging
    Robert J. Hartman
  • Spotlight on the Safety Net: The North Carolina Breast and Cervical Cancer Control Program
    Vicki W. DeemDebi NelsonTerence Fitz-SimonsKathie JohnsonEvelyn Herring
  • The Affordable Care Act: Ethically Right for Our Wealthy Nation's Health
    Richard A. Dickey
North Carolina Medical Journal
Scatliff, James H., and Peter J. Morris. 2014. “From Röntgen to Magnetic Resonance Imaging: The History of Medical Imaging.” North Carolina Medical Journal 75 (2): 111–13. https://doi.org/10.18043/ncm.75.2.111.
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