British Association of Radiologists
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Bell D, Sharma R, Banerjee D, British Association of Radiologists. Reference article, Radiopaedia.org (Accessed on 23 Apr 2024) https://doi.org/10.53347/rID-57257
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Synonyms:
- British Association of Radiologists (BAR)
The British Association of Radiologists, also known as the BAR, was established in 1934 with an initial membership of about 100 radiologists. Its aim was the advancement of radiology. The BAR was the ultimate forerunner of the Royal College of Radiologists. Its first President was Dr James F Brailsford.
Presidents
1938-39 Robert Maitland Beath
1937-38 John Miller Woodburn Morison
1936-37 Ronald Simpson Paterson
1934-36 James Frederick Brailsford
References
- 1. Thomas AMK, Banerjee AK, Busch U. Classic Papers in Modern Diagnostic Radiology. (2004) ISBN: 9783540219279
- 2. No authors listed. British Association of Radiologists. Br Med J. 1935;1(3878):930.
- 3. Kapadia HM, Banerjee AK, Arnott RG. The life and work of the Birmingham radiologist Dr James Brailsford (1888-1961). (2004) Journal of medical biography. 12 (3): 128-35. doi:10.1177/096777200401200305 - Pubmed
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- 1953: Sven-Ivar Seldinger develops his famous technique
- 1957: Ian Donald invents fetal ultrasound
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- Textbook of X-ray Diagnosis by British Authors
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