Reducing errors in the accident department: a simple method using radiographers.

Laurence Berman, Gerald de Lacey, E. Twomey, +3

BMJ

Safety ScienceDiagnosisInjury PreventionRadiographers Signal AbnormalitiesMedical Diagnosis +20

An assessment of the clinical effects of reporting accident and emergency radiographs

Gerald de Lacey, A. Barker, J. Harper, +1

British Journal of Radiology

Safety ScienceDiagnosisRadiologic EducationSurgeryMedical Diagnosis +18

Neuropsychological deficits and morphological MRI brain scan abnormalities in apparently healthy non-encephalopathic patients with cirrhosis

John W. Moore, A. A. DUNK, Joanne Crawford, +6

Journal of Hepatology

Neuropsychological FunctioningNeuropsychologyMedicineSchizophreniaNeuropsychiatry +10

Diverticular disease (adenomyomatosis) of the gallbladder: a radiological pathological survey

Ifor Williams, G Slavin, Alan Cox, +2

British Journal of Radiology

Biliary TractBiliary CancerSurgical PathologyAbdominal ImagingGastroenterology +8

“Diaphragm-like” structures of the small bowel in patients treated with non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs

S Levi, Gerald de Lacey, Ashley B. Price, +3

British Journal of Radiology

Anti-inflammatoryFunctional Gastrointestinal DisorderGastrointestinal PharmacologyBarium ExaminationMedicine +11

Penetrating injuries: how easy is it to see glass (and plastic) on radiographs?

Gerald de Lacey, Roger W. Evans, Brenda Sandin

British Journal of Radiology

Emergency RadiologyRadiographyModern GlassMedical ImagingGlass Fragments +5

Rationalising requests for x-ray examination of acute ankle injuries.

Gerald de Lacey, S. Bradbrooke

BMJ

Simple MaximSurgeryInjury PreventionOrthopaedic SurgerySkeletal Trauma +17

Reasons for requesting radiographs in an accident department.

Gerald de Lacey, A. Barker, Brian Wignall, +2

BMJ

Safety ScienceDiagnosisInterventional RadiologySurgeryUnited Kingdom +15

Routine colonic lavage is unnecessary for double-contrast barium enema in outpatients

Gerald de Lacey, Mark D. Benson, Robert A. Wilkins, +2

BMJ

Double-contrast Barium EnemaRoutine Colonic LavageGastroenterologyTraveler DiarrheaVisceral Surgery +8

SHOULD CHOLECYSTOGRAPHY OR ULTRASOUND BE THE PRIMARY INVESTIGATION FOR GALLBLADDER DISEASE?

Gerald de Lacey, Brendan Twomey, Bharat Gajjar, +2

The Lancet

Eus-guided Gallbladder DrainageMedical ImagingBiliary TractAbdominal ImagingDiagnosis +7