. The American journal of roentgenology, radium therapy and nuclear medicine . ake the chair aspresiding officer of the evening. Dr. Heuserand Dr. Carelli, as well as most of the otherspeakers, seconded the cordial welcome ofthe president. The following program willconvey some idea of the scope of interestof our southern colleagues in radiologicalwork. 1. James T. Case. Radiological Explora-tion of the Duodenum (In Spanish). 2. A. and E. Lanari. Hydatid Cysts ofthe Lung (In Spanish).. 3. Humberto Carelli. On Pneumoperito-neum in the Diagnosis of Abdominal Hyda-tidosis (In English), 4. J. A. Sa
. The American journal of roentgenology, radium therapy and nuclear medicine . ake the chair aspresiding officer of the evening. Dr. Heuserand Dr. Carelli, as well as most of the otherspeakers, seconded the cordial welcome ofthe president. The following program willconvey some idea of the scope of interestof our southern colleagues in radiologicalwork. 1. James T. Case. Radiological Explora-tion of the Duodenum (In Spanish). 2. A. and E. Lanari. Hydatid Cysts ofthe Lung (In Spanish).. 3. Humberto Carelli. On Pneumoperito-neum in the Diagnosis of Abdominal Hyda-tidosis (In English), 4. J. A. Saralegui. Results in DeepRoentgen Therapy (In Spanish). 756 Editorials 5. Carlos Heuser. Demonstration ofCases Treated with Deep Therapy (InEnglish). 6. C. Donovan. Radiological Explora-tion of the Lumbo-Sacral Spine (InSpanish). brilliant triumphs of radiological investiga-tion. (It should be mentioned that hydatiddisease is very common in the Argen-tine. There is scarcely a surgeon of conse-quence that does not operate upon somescores of cases of hydatid disease vearlv and. FiC. 2. Waiting room in (Radiological Institute of Dr. Carlos Heuser, Buenos Aires. 7. F. Merlo Gomez. Demonstration ofthe Carelli Table (In Spanish). Dr. Beck was called upon for discussionof se\eral of the communications. Professor Lanari and his brother gavea well-illustrated discourse on pulmonaryhydatids and their differentiation fromsarcoma. Thediagnosis of hydatid cyst ofthe lung is one of the earliest and most among these the number of pulmonaryhydatids is not inconsiderable.) In a caseclinically suspected of a pulmonary hydat-id the absence of a suspicious shadowpermits the immediate rejection of sucha possibility; but when on the contrarythe radiological examination presents shad-ows of a character usually consideredcharacteristic of hvdatid disease, is the Editorials 757 diagnosis assured? By no means, for theremust be a differentiation between hydatidcyst shadows and the \arious other tumorsand
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