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2012
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Asim F. Choudhri, Thomas M. Carr III, Christopher P. Ho, James R. Stone, Spencer B. Gay, Drew L. Lambert:
Handheld Device Review of Abdominal CT for the Evaluation of Acute Appendicitis. J. Digit. Imaging 25(4): 492-496 (2012)
2002
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Samuel J. Dwyer III, Spencer B. Gay:
Introduction to paper by Spencer B. Gay, MD et al, "Processes Involved in Reading Imaging Studies: Workflow Analysis and Implications for Workstation Development". J. Digit. Imaging 15(3): 170 (2002)
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Spencer B. Gay, Amy H. Sobel, Linda Q. Young, Samuel J. Dwyer III:
Processes Involved in Reading Imaging Studies: Workflow Analysis and Implications for Workstation Development. J. Digit. Imaging 15(3): 171-177 (2002)
1997
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Spencer B. Gay, Amy H. Sobel, Linda Q. Young, Samuel J. Dwyer III:
Processes involved in reading imaging studies: Workflow analysis and implications for workstation development. J. Digit. Imaging 10(1): 40-45 (1997)

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