Introduction

This is the first Thoracic Radiology Textbook available on the Internet. The hypertext provides immediate access to a complete review of all aspects of pulmonary and cardiac radiology, to include recent developments, in a format that can be downloaded for personal use. This manual has proven to be a valuable resource to physicians in training as they prepare for their written and oral examinations. It also provides a broad and easily accessible resource for staff physicians. The manual was written and formatted for Internet distribution by Scott C. Williams, M.D. The information in the manual is updated on a regular basis and therefore, unlike a text book which will become outdated, this resource remains current. This is a major step forward in the distribution of medical information and we believe that this hypertext will help set the standard for all medical information resources in the future. We invite you to review this exciting resource.

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This text has been compiled from many sources. It is intended to be a study and review guide, not a comprehensive text. We have attempted to provide acknowledgment of sources, but there are likely several that are not specifically mentioned. All abstracts reproduced in the text are taken from Pub Med (http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/PubMed) and are believed to be in the public domain. The instructions, indications, dosage schedules, and adverse reactions listed in this text were as accurate as possible at the time of publication. It is possible that typographical errors exist, or that currently accepted medical practice may change. The reader is urged to review the package information data of the manufacturers of the radiopharmaceuticals and medications mentioned. Neither the authors, their respective institutions, nor any other individual or institution except the person using this text is responsible or liable for any consequences of its use. The authors actively encourage corrections and comments, and will annotate the text with hypertext links to any valid, reasoned corrections or addenda.

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