Articles:

SE Rubesin, J Jessurun, D Robertson, B Jones, JF Bosma, and MW Donner

Lines of the pharynx
RadioGraphics 1987 7: 217-237 [Abstract] [PDF]  

JC Mall and JA Kaiser

The usual appearance of the postoperative lumbar spine
RadioGraphics 1987 7: 245-269 [Abstract] [PDF]  

BA Porter, W Hastrup, ML Richardson, GE Wesbey, DO Olson, LD Cromwell, and AA Moss

Classification and investigation of artifacts in magnetic resonance imaging
RadioGraphics 1987 7: 271-287 [Abstract] [PDF]  

L Roberts, Jr, R Gibbons, G Gibbons, RP Rice, and WM Thompson

Adult esophageal candidiasis: a radiographic spectrum
RadioGraphics 1987 7: 289-307 [Abstract] [PDF]  

PM Silverman, ME Baker, C Cooper, and FM Kelvin

Computed tomography of mesenteric disease
RadioGraphics 1987 7: 309-320 [Abstract] [PDF]  

DM Panicek, PA Randall, LS Witanowski, BN Raasch, and ER Heitzman

Chest tube tracks
RadioGraphics 1987 7: 321-342 [Abstract] [PDF]  

TH Falke, L te Strake, MP Sandler, MI Shaff, DL Page, JL Bloem, AP van Seters, CL Partain, AE James, and RG Bluemm

Magnetic resonance imaging of the adrenal glands
RadioGraphics 1987 7: 343-370 [Abstract] [PDF]  

S Balter

An introduction to the physics of magnetic resonance imaging
RadioGraphics 1987 7: 371-383 [PDF]  

RB Towbin, WS Ball, and RA Kaufman

Pediatric case of the day. Rathke's cleft cyst
RadioGraphics 1987 7: 385-388 [PDF]  

C Cole-Beuglet, D Aufrichtig, A Cohen, L Harrison, EI Miller, and M Crade

Ultrasound case of the day. Twin pregnancy, intrauterine death of one twin with disseminated intravascular coagulation resulting in the development of a cerebral infarct in the surviving twin
RadioGraphics 1987 7: 389-394 [PDF]  

AE Foderaro, GY el-Khoury, WL Hingtgen, PJ Hitchon, and EA Franken, Jr

General case of the day. Neuropathic arthropathy of the thoracic spine (T8-T9)
RadioGraphics 1987 7: 395-399 [PDF]  

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