Radiographic pathology/ by TerriAnn Ryan

Includes Bibliographical references[p.299-300]and Index

CONTENTS
1.The pathologic process--
2.The skeletal system--
3.The respiratory system--
4.The gastrointestinal system--
5.The hepatobiliary system--
6.The urinary system--
7.The reproductive system
8.The circulatory system--
9.The nervous system--
10The endocrine system--
11.Contrast media and their use in radiography.

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