Observer variability assessing US scans of the preterm brain: the ELGAN study

Karl Kuban,Ira Adler,Elizabeth N. Allred,Daniel G. Batton,Steven Bezinque,Bradford W. Betz,Ellen Cavenagh,Sara M. Durfee,Kirsten Ecklund,Kate A. Feinstein,Lynn Ansley Fordham,Frederick Hampf,Joseph Junewick,Robert Lorenzo,Roy G. K. McCauley,Cindy Miller,Joanna J. Seibert,Barbara Specter,Jacqueline Wellman,Sjirk J. Westra,Alan Leviton

Observer variability assessing US scans of the preterm brain: the ELGAN study

2007

Background Neurosonography can assist clinicians and can provide researchers with documentation of brain lesions. Unfortunately, we know little about the reliability of sonographically derived diagnoses.

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Radiology
Intracranial Hemorrhages
Observer (quantum physics)
Pathology
Echoencephalography
Medical diagnosis
Predictive value of tests
Medicine
clinical competence
brain lesions
Neuroradiology
infant newborn
observer variation

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