Articles:

JG Russell

Radiation protection in radiography in the United Kingdom
Br J Radiol 1986 59: 747-748.  

PC Shrimpton, BF Wall, DG Jones, ES Fisher, MC Hillier, GM Kendall, and RM Harrison

Doses to patients from routine diagnostic X-ray examinations in England
Br J Radiol 1986 59: 749-758. [Abstract]  

F Zappasodi, LE Derchi, and G Rizzatto

Ultrasonography of the normal adrenal glands: a study using linear-array real-time equipment
Br J Radiol 1986 59: 759-764. [Abstract]  

KL Reuter, CJ D'Orsi, V Raptopoulos, and K Evers

Imaging of questionable and unusual pelvic masses
Br J Radiol 1986 59: 765-771. [Abstract]  

SH Saverymuttu, P Maltby, P Batman, AE Joseph, and D Maxwell

False positive localisation of indium-111 granulocytes in colonic carcinoma
Br J Radiol 1986 59: 773-777. [Abstract]  

EL McGuire, S Balachandran, and CM Boyd

Radiation dosimetry considerations in the treatment of cystic suprasellar neoplasms
Br J Radiol 1986 59: 779-785. [Abstract]  

DR White, C Constantinou, and RJ Martin

Foamed epoxy resin-based lung substitutes
Br J Radiol 1986 59: 787-790.  

AL Lambrianides, AR Askew, and I Lefevre

Thorotrast-associated mucoepidermoid carcinoma of the liver
Br J Radiol 1986 59: 791-792.  

DJ Morewood and GH Lamb

The man who hated hospitals
Br J Radiol 1986 59: 793-794.  

JA Holt and RW Stanford

The synergism between hyperthermia and ionising radiation
Br J Radiol 1986 59: 795-796.  

R Thomas and RC Lawson

Calibration of rectal dose-rate monitors
Br J Radiol 1986 59: 797-798.  

DG Rothery

Assessment of priorities when introducing some radiation protection methods in radiodiagnosis
Br J Radiol 1986 59: 798.  

Proceedings of the British Institute of Radiology. Radiology '86: forty-fourth annual congress and scientific exhibition. Bristol, April 9-11, 1986
Br J Radiol 1986 59: 799-864.  

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