Top Papers: Radiologie (2002)

Die 50 meistzitierten Arbeiten zu Radiologie aus dem Jahr 2002 (von 951 insgesamt).

Die Radiologie gehört zu den Fachbereichen, in denen digitale Technologien besonders großen Einfluss haben. Automatisierte Befundungssysteme und KI-gestützte Bildanalysen ergänzen zunehmend die Arbeit von Radiologen. Gleichzeitig verändern sich Ausbildungskonzepte und Qualitätsstandards. Diese Übersicht zeigt die einflussreichsten Arbeiten und aktuellen Trends in der radiologischen Forschung.

2000 2001 2002 2003

#	Paper	Zitationen
1	Estimating cancer risks from pediatric CT: going from the qualitative to the quantitative David J. Brenner Pediatric Radiology	557
2	Web-based Learning Heidi S. Chumley-Jones, Alison Dobbie, Cynthia Alford Academic Medicine	511
3	The relationship between competence and performance: implications for assessing practice performance J-J Rethans, John J. Norcini, M Barón-Maldonado et al. Medical Education	409
4	Systematic review of evidence for the benefits of telemedicine David Hailey, Risto P. Roine, Arto Öhinmaa Journal of Telemedicine and Telecare	404
5	Physicians Desk Reference Orders Standing —	351
6	American College of Radiology White Paper on MR Safety Emanuel Kanal, James P. Borgstede, A. James Barkovich et al. American Journal of Roentgenology	281
7	Variability among word lists in eliciting memory illusions: evidence for associative activation and monitoring David A. Gallo, Henry L. Roediger Journal of Memory and Language	253
8	Prevalence of Honorary and Ghost Authorship in Cochrane Reviews G Mowatt JAMA	229
9	Assessing health professionals Jim Crossley, Gerry Humphris, Brian Jolly Medical Education	207
10	Use of Natural Language Processing to Translate Clinical Information from a Database of 889,921 Chest Radiographic Reports George Hripcsak, John H. M. Austin, Philip O. Alderson et al. Radiology	200
11	Minimizing Radiation-induced Skin Injury in Interventional Radiology Procedures Donald L. Miller, Stephen Balter, Patrick T. Noonan et al. Radiology	194
12	Time Course of Perception and Decision Making During Mammographic Interpretation Calvin F. Nodine, Claudia Mello‐Thoms, Harold L. Kundel et al. American Journal of Roentgenology	188
13	Specialty Board Certification and Clinical Outcomes Lisa K. Sharp, Philip G. Bashook, Martin S. Lipsky et al. Academic Medicine	183
14	When False Recognition Meets Metacognition: The Distinctiveness Heuristic Chad S. Dodson, Daniel L. Schacter Journal of Memory and Language	182
15	The ALARA Concept in Pediatric CT: Myth or Reality? Thomas L. Slovis Radiology	178
16	Perfect is the enemy of the very good Thomas L. Slovis, Walter E. Berdon Pediatric Radiology	175
17	Excellence in role modelling: insight and perspectives from the pros. Scott M. Wright, Joseph A. Carrese PubMed	174
18	A systematic review of the efficacy of telemedicine for making diagnostic and management decisions William Hersh, Mark Helfand, James Wallace et al. Journal of Telemedicine and Telecare	172
19	CT scanning: A major source of radiation exposure Philip W. Wiest, Julie A Locken, Philip H. Heintz et al. Seminars in Ultrasound CT and MRI	171
20	Digital Radiography: An Overview Edwin T. Parks, Gail F. Williamson The Journal of Contemporary Dental Practice	171
21	Screening Mammograms by Community Radiologists: Variability in False-Positive Rates J. G. Elmore JNCI Journal of the National Cancer Institute	158
22	Age dissociates recency and lag recency effects in free recall. Michael J. Kahana, Marc W. Howard, Franklin M. Zaromb et al. Journal of Experimental Psychology Learning Memory and Cognition	155
23	The damaging effect of confirming feedback on the relation between eyewitness certainty and identification accuracy. Amy L. Bradfield, Gary L. Wells, Elizabeth A. Olson Journal of Applied Psychology	155
24	Assessing the ACGME General Competencies: General Considerations and Assessment Methods Susan R. Swing Academic Emergency Medicine	148
25	Clinical Comparison of Standard-Dose and 50% Reduced—Dose Abdominal CT: Effect on Image Quality Mannudeep K. Kalra, Srinivasa R. Prasad, Sanjay Saini et al. American Journal of Roentgenology	147
26	360‐degree Feedback: Possibilities for Assessment of the ACGME Core Competencies for Emergency Medicine Residents Kevin Rodgers, Craig Manifold Academic Emergency Medicine	145
27	Author Perception of Peer Review Ellen J Weber, Patricia Katz, Joseph F. Waeckerle et al. JAMA	141
28	Radiation dose in CT: are we meeting the challenge? Stephen J. Golding, P C Shrimpton British Journal of Radiology	139
29	The Value of Patient and Peer Ratings in Recertification Rebecca S. Lipner, Linda L. Blank, Brian F Leas et al. Academic Medicine	132
30	Standard-Dose and 50%—Reduced-Dose Chest CT: Comparing the Effect on Image Quality Srinivasa R. Prasad, Conrad Wittram, Jo-Anne O. Shepard et al. American Journal of Roentgenology	131
31	Certifying examination performance and patient outcomes following acute myocardial infarction John J. Norcini, Rebecca S. Lipner, Harry R. Kimball Medical Education	128
32	Believing Is Seeing Vicki R. LeBlanc, Lee R. Brooks, Geoffrey R. Norman Academic Medicine	127
33	A Study of Bedside Ocular Ultrasonography in the Emergency Department Michael Blaivas, Daniel Theodoro, Paul Sierzenski Academic Emergency Medicine	126
34	Simulated patients and objective structured clinical examinations: review of their use in medical education Jeremy Wallace, Ranga Rao, Richard P. Haslam Advances in Psychiatric Treatment	125
35	The impact of second opinion surgical pathology on the practice of head and neck surgery: A decade experience at a large referral hospital William H. Westra, Joseph D. Kronz, David W. Eisele Head & Neck	123
36	Q-Tracks Richard J. Zarbo, Bruce A. Jones, Richard Friedberg et al. Archives of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine	123
37	Teaching Cardiovascular Anatomy to Medical Students by Using a Handheld Ultrasound Device Christopher M. Wittich, Samantha Montgomery, Michelle A. Neben et al. JAMA	123
38	Significant reduction of radiation exposure to operator and staff during cardiac interventions by analysis of radiation leakage and improved lead shielding E. Kuon, Moritz Schmitt, Johannes B. Dahm The American Journal of Cardiology	121
39	Virtual Reality and Simulation: Training the Future Emergency Physician Martin A. Reznek, P Harter, Thomas Krümmel Academic Emergency Medicine	120
40	Radiology resident evaluation of head CT scan orders in the emergency department. William K. Erly, William Berger, Elizabeth A. Krupinski et al. PubMed	118
41	The confidence-accuracy relationship in eyewitness identification: The effects of reflection and disconfirmation on correlation and calibration. Neil Brewer, Amber Keast, Amanda Rishworth Journal of Experimental Psychology Applied	117
42	A survey of medical students’ views about the purposes and fairness of assessment K E Duffield, John Spencer Medical Education	117
43	Telepathology: current status and future prospects in diagnostic histopathology Simon S. Cross, T Dennis, R D Start Histopathology	113
44	The effect of testing procedure on remember-know judgments Laura L. Eldridge, Stacey Sarfatti, Barbara J. Knowlton Psychonomic Bulletin & Review	111
45	Improved Pediatric Multidetector Body CT Using a Size-Based Color-Coded Format Donald P. Frush, Britt Soden, Karen S. Frush et al. American Journal of Roentgenology	106
46	Communicating Findings of Radiologic Examinations Leonard Berlin American Journal of Roentgenology	106
47	Assessing the ACGME General Competencies: General Considerations and Assessment Methods Susan R. Swing Academic Emergency Medicine	105
48	Residency Training in Emergency Ultrasound: Fulfilling the Mandate Michael Heller, Diku Mandavia, Vivek S. Tayal et al. Academic Emergency Medicine	103
49	Socio-cognitive engineering: A methodology for the design of human-centred technology Mike Sharples, N. Jeffery, J. B. H. du Boulay et al. European Journal of Operational Research	102
50	CT pulmonary angiography in the detection of pulmonary emboli Yair Safriel, Harry Zinn Clinical Imaging	102

Top Papers: Radiologie (2002)

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