Bacterial or Nonbacterial Pneumonia: Accuracy of Radiographic Diagnosis
RadiologyPublished 1 September 1977
Joel Tew, L Calenoff, Byron S. Berlin
Citations112
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The initial chest radiographs of 31 patients with laboratory-proved pneumonia were evaluated by a panel of 6 radiologists who had no prior knowledge of the clinical data, and no statistical reliability was found for distinguishing bacterial from nonbacterial pneumonia.
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