Lecturer on Radiology, Massachusetts General Hospital
Radiology
Dr. Murray L. Janower, MD
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Murray L. Janower, MD is an expert in the field of Radiology. He went to medical school at Wayne State University School of Medicine. Wayne State University School of Medicine has a rank of 63 in research and a 85 in primary care Murray L. Janower, MD is also published. He has 99 publications published. The lastest publication: "HMO''s and their costs.'
Publications
- A brief history of the Fleischner Society.
- Re: "frequency and spectrum of errors in final radiology reports generated with automatic speech recognition technology".
- The new requirements and testing for American Board of Radiology certification: a contrary opinion.
- Public relations.
- Re: "Radiology residency call: residents' perceptions of the on-call experience".
- The nighthawk: bird of paradise or albatross?
- An overview of the ACR Committee on Ethics: from hospital contracts to expert witness testimony.
- "B" readers' radiographic interpretations in asbestos litigation: is something rotten in the courtroom?
- Trends in on-call workload in an academic medical center radiology department 1998-2002.
- The origins of the Association of Program Directors in Radiology.
- Daily routine chest radiographs.
- Site-specific cancer incidence and mortality after cerebral angiography with radioactive thorotrast.
- Ethics training for radiology residents.
- The job market for radiology residents and fellows graduating in 1994.
- Gastrointestinal lesions in mastocytosis.
- PSEUDOGOUT.
- PAINFUL JOINTS.
- BONE LESION IN A CHILD.
- ANTARCTIC ANCHORITES.
- ELECTRICAL PACEMAKERS AND VENTRICULAR ARRHYTHMIAS.
- PULMONARY EMPHYSEMA: AN EXPERIMENTAL MODEL.
- PREVENTION OF TRANSFUSION COMPLICATIONS.
- VOODOO, BLACK MAGIC AND THE HAWAIIAN KAHUNA.
- MENTAL RETARDATION SYNDROMES.
- CHIROPRACTIC AS A CAREER.
- OCCUPATIONAL HAZARD.
- VANISHING LESION OF THE COLON.
- A QUERY INTO THE USE OF TRACER DOSES OF I-131.
- Mastocytosis of the gastrointestinal tract. Report of a case.
- Ruptured arteriosclerotic aneurysms of the abdominal aorta. Roentgenographic findings on plain films.
- Mortality after cerebral angiography with or without radioactive Thorotrast: an international cohort of 3,143 two-year survivors.
- Chromosomal aberrations and hprt mutant frequencies in long-term American thorotrast survivors.
- The problem resident.
- Perils of PACS.
- Acute diverticulitis.
- Aortic dissection versus penetrating aneurysm.
- Preston Hickey lecture. We are radiologists.
- Can patient retention of rectal barium be guaranteed?
- The impact of routine chest radiography on ICU management decisions: an observational study.
- Development of a standardized curriculum for training residents in diagnostic radiology.
- Some thoughts about guidelines for a national radiology curriculum.
- Diagnosis of pulmonary embolism.
- Too many radiologists? Update.
- The employment market for 1995 graduates of diagnostic radiology and radiation oncology training.
- Patient-focused care: radiology department beware.
- Proposal for a shared resource in clinical diagnostic radiology research.
- CT-pathologic correlation in lung disease.
- Accelerated oral cholecystography using ipodate supplementation.
- Radiological considerations of granuloma and stenosis at the site of tracheostomy.
- Fetal complications of percutaneous lung biopsy. Review of the literature and report of a case.
- The radiological appearance of carcinoma of the trachea.
- The radiological manifestations of malignant pleural mesothelioma.
- Nitrofurantoin lung disease. Clues to pathogenesis.
- A review of the use of tannic acid in patients with ulcerative colitis.
- Primary tuberculosis in childhood with particular emphasis o hanges affecting the tracheobronchial tree.
- Preliminary report from Boston on the follow-up of patients with thorium dioxide deposits.
- Localized infiltrating lesions of the stomach.
- Lymphangitic spread of metastatic cancer to the lung. A radiologic-pathologic classification.
- Neoplasms after childhood irradiation of the thymus gland.
- Hardware and doctors to treat cancer.
- Radionuclides in autopsy samples from thorotrast patients.
- Lung biopsy. Bronchial brushing and percutaneous puncture.
- Dedication of "Radiologic Clinics of North America" to Laurence L. Robbins.
- The incidence and causes of repeated radiographic examinations in a community hospital.
- Too many radiologists?
- An efficacy study of the use of clysodrast in barium enemas.
- Followup of Thorotrast patients from Boston, Massachusetts and Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA.
- Cancer of the gastrointestinal tract. Diagnostic radiology.
- Effects of long-term thorotrast exposure.
- Trisomy 13-15.
- Radiological features of the most common autosomal disorders: trisomy 21-22 (mongolism or Down''s syndrome), trisomy 18, trisomy 13-15, and the cri du chat syndrome.
- Trisomy 18.
- Idiopathic chronic ulcerative enteritis: a report of two cases.
- Radiology department management system: technologists' costs.
- Hypersensitivity reactions after barium studies of the upper and lower gastrointestinal tract.
- Diverticulitis and the contrast enema.
- Ruptured appendix in rabbit model.
- The Resource-Based Relative Value Scale.
- Productivity standards for technologists: how to use them.
- Use of glucagon and gas-forming agents in acute esophageal food impaction.
- Diagnosis of pseudomembranous colitis by computed tomography: a report of two patients.
- Ulcerative colitis and diffuse interstitial lung disease: rare association or complete coincidence?
- Reactions to contrast materials during gastrointestinal studies.
- Catheters for barium enemas.
- Observer variation in detecting the radiologic features associated with bronchiolitis.
- A case of Buerger''s disease causing ischemic colitis with perforation in a young male.
- The use of photochromic eyeglasses by radiologists.
- Letter: Practical problems of cholecystography.
- Respiratory arrest--a fatal complication of myelography.
- 55 degrees posterior oblique tomography of the pulmonary hilum.
- Routine fluoroscopy using minispot cameras.
- Contraceptive-associated hepatic tumor.
- Skin reactions with iocetamic acid.
- HMO''s and their costs.
- Diaphragm levels as determinants of P axis in restrictive vs obstructive pulmonary disease.
- Abuse of coronary arteriography.
- CAT scanners and the cost of technology.
- Multiple metaplastic (hyperplastic) polyposis of the colon.
Schools
Wayne State University
Philadelphia General Hospital
Massachusetts General Hospital
Doctors Specialties
- Radiology
Accepted Insurances
Education
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Massachusetts General Hospital -
Wayne State University School of Medicine
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