Neuroradiological practices in Europe: Working ESNR Committee on Neuroradiological Practices in Neuroradiology. European Society of Neuroradiology.

J M, Costa; M, Carreira; P, Saraiva; A, Goulão

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Neuroradiological practices in Europe: Working ESNR Committee on Neuroradiological Practices in Neuroradiology. European Society of Neuroradiology.

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 13 Jan 1999 English Journal:Neuroradiology, volume 40 (issn: 0028-3940,

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Authors: J M, Costa; M, Carreira; P, Saraiva; A, Goulão;

pmid: 9763347

Neuroradiological practices in Europe: Working ESNR Committee on Neuroradiological Practices in Neuroradiology. European Society of Neuroradiology.

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Abstract

In order to achieve an overview of neuroradiology in Europe a questionnaire was sent to all ESNR National Delegates. The answers received were submitted to a data-based analysis, leading to the conclusion that neuroradiology is an expanding discipline among neurological sciences.

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Keywords

Cross-Cultural Comparison, Europe, Fees, Medical, Neuroradiography, Humans, Societies, Medical, Specialization

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