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The impact of routine admission chest X-ray films on patient care.

Abstract We evaluated the impact of routine chest x-ray films, obtained on admission, on the treatment of patients on internal medicine wards of the Veterans Administration Medical Center, Long Bea...

S. Greenfield | J. Tyler | F. Wyle | F. Hubbell | F. A. Hubbell | S. Greenfield | J. L. Tyler | K. Chetty | Frederic A. Wyle | K. Chetty

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