Abstract
Consider the 58-year-old man with severe hypertension and chest pain whose chest x-ray suggests thoracic aortic dissection; the 12-year-old child with a deformed wrist from a fall whose x-ray reveals a minimally angulated distal radius fracture; and the 75-year-old woman with Parkinsonism, dyspnea, cough, hypoxia, but no fever, whose x-ray reveals findings of aspiration pneumonia. Re: “Payment for X-Ray Interpretation in the ED: Solving the Dilemma”Journal of the American College of RadiologyVol. 6Issue 5PreviewI read with interest the letter by R. Myles Riner, MD, “Payment for X-Ray Interpretation in the ED: Solving the Dilemma.” I opine based on my 34 years of experience in both academic and private practice radiology. Full-Text PDF
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