Abstract
In my student days, when the immediate future always seemed to be dominated by an examination of some kind, I suffered from a recurrent dream—I dare say some of you may well have experienced the same sort of thing—that, admitted to the presence of my examiners, I found that I was to be questioned not, as I had supposed, about medicine or surgery, but about differential calculus or Latin verses or at any rate some subject upon which my knowledge was so meagre that I was certain to cut a very inadequate and undignified figure. When I accepted your kind invitation to help open a discussion upon a radiological subject, it had not struck me how near I might be to making this dream come true. Yet, since we all know that very occasionally a lesion found at operation differs slightly from that forecast in the X-ray department and that some surgeons have been known in such circumstances to pursue their radiological colleagues into their lair in order to put them right, entirely in a helpful spirit of course, I do ...
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